Open stock products range MSRP: $6.99-14.99. The patterns will also be sold as a six piece set including one small, medium and large bowl with lids for each for MSRP: $39.99. The patterns will be sold separately and as a three piece set including one small, medium and large bowl for MSRP: $29.99. The Vintage Charm bowls are available in select housewares and grocery stores now, and will be available at mass retailers in time for the 2015 holidays.

The fun patterns from the new Vintage Charm line are a fresh twist for younger generations to fall in love with and create their own memories with family and friends.” “The Pyrex brand’s iconic patterns of the past bring back memories of our mother’s and grandmother’s kitchens. “There are countless examples in today’s marketplace of nostalgic design making a comeback with consumers, especially with the millennial target,” said Carl Warschausky, CEO of World Kitchen. These vintage-inspired pieces come in six patterns including: Birds of a Feather, Spot On, Rise & Shine, Golden Days, Memory Lane and Tickled Pink – trendsetters can add a little flair to their home décor to achieve a retro-style entertaining experience. Taking a cue from the beloved designs of the classic Pyrex “opal glass” bowls from the 50’s and 60’s, the Vintage Charm brand puts a modern twist on the popular patterns that evoke feelings of nostalgia. – Octo– World Kitchen, the company behind iconic housewares brands such as Pyrex®, Corningware®, Corelle®, Snapware®, Bakers Secret® and Chicago Cutlery®, is introducing a new line of vintage-inspired prep and serve bowls called Vintage Charm™ Inspired by Pyrex®. Inspired by the Popular Patterns of Pyrex® Opal Glass from the 50’s and 60’s WORLD KITCHEN UNVEILS NEW VINTAGE CHARM™ BRAND Inspired by the New Dots pattern from 1967.Ībove: Vintage Charm Tickled Pink: Inspired by 1956’s Daisy pattern, Tickled Pink bowls are the sugar to your spice. Cheerful, new colors instantly brighten up your kitchen table!Ībove: Vintage Charm Spot On: Over the past 50 years, we’ve learned a lot. People love vintage Pyrex® glassware andĭots never, ever go out of style. Welcome home!Ībove: Vintage Charm Birds of a Feather: Inspired by the popular Friendship pattern from 1972, grab some friends and throw a party with these Friendly Birds.Ībove: Vintage Charm Memory Lane: Come back down to earth with these bowls that were inspired by the 1964 pattern, Terra. Also known as the pattern found in almost every American kitchen in the 1970’s and 1980’s. “To confirm, these bowls are microwave, freezer and dishwasher safe but should not be used in the oven.” 6 charming vintage-inspired designsĪbove: Vintage Charm Rise ‘n Shine: Inspired by Butterprint, one of the most popular vintage Pyrex® opal patterns of all time, this set of bowls pays tribute to the heydays of the 1950’s.Ībove: Vintage Charm Golden Days: Inspired by the Butterfly Gold pattern of 1971. The company news release says: “All bowls are dishwasher, freezer and microwave safe for ease and convenience while entertaining” - and the company confirmed via email: Vintage Charm™ Inspired by Pyrex® - is a new brand and features sets of three decorative, nesting prep and serving bowls - each inspired by the Popular Patterns of Pyrex® Opal Glass from the 50’s and 60’s. Thanks to a tip from reader Nancy, we discovered that the company that makes Pyrex - which recently celebrated their 100th anniversary with a special collection - has released yet another vintage revival collection. A small quibble: The shop mixes other brands in with the Pyrex (hence the “Etcetera”), which can be confusing.Retro Renovation stopped publishing in 2021 these stories remain for historical information, as potential continued resources, and for archival purposes. Each listing has tons of photos, helpful information about the pattern, the production year and locale, and wear markings. There are the occasional dinnerware sets, classic casseroles dishes in a variety of shapes, and divided baking dishes I’m not sure what to do with but still definitely want. I use them for cat treats and household miscellany.

Run by a duo named Laurel and Richard, Pyre圎tcetera specializes in vintage kitchenware and cookware. Yes, there are mixing bowls in Autumn Harvest and Horizon Blue, but they also stock my favorite: rectangular refrigerator dishes with glass tops. Admittedly, it’s not as much fun-or cheap-as when I ran into a mom in a Michigan antique barn training her daughter to look out for specific patterns, but I discovered a few European designs that I’d never run into Stateside thanks to the global reach of the site. Ready to join them? Whether you’re trying to complete a set of Shenandoah mixing bowls passed down from your great aunt or you’re hunting for something funky, I searched Etsy for the best shops selling vintage Pyrex.

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