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Best Pyrex Patterns
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items From farmhouse charm to atomic flair, these are the Pyrex patterns that have stood the test of time—and earned cult status along the way. Whether you’re a seasoned collector or just falling down the vintage glassware rabbit hole, this list features t...
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Most Collectible
Retro Favorites
Later Era Classics
Promotional and Prototype Patterns
Most Collectible
Butterprint (1957–68) – the quintessential Amish-inspired print, available in blue, pink, and pumpkin
Amish Pyrex for sale
Gooseberry (1957–66) – soft, dreamy berry motifs in pink or black
Vintage Pyrex "Pink Gooseberry" Bowls Set of 4
Snowflake (1956–67) – especially the white-on-turquoise version, a holiday crowd-pleaser 
Snowflake (Turquoise) - Pyrex Potluck - Corning Museum of Glass
Lucky in Love (1959, promotional prototype) – ultra rare, with past sales hitting thousands of dollars 
Lucky in Love - Pyrex Potluck - Corning Museum of Glass
Pink Daisy (1956–63)
One of the first patterns released on the opalware Daisy line. The pink-on-white design is highly coveted.
Pink Daisy - Pyrex Potluck - Corning Museum of Glass
Balloon (1958, promotional)
A rare and dreamy promotional chip-and-dip set with blue balloons—extremely collectible and often faked.
Balloons - Pyrex Potluck - Corning Museum of Glass
Primary Colors (1945–68)
The OG Pyrex mixing bowls—red, blue, yellow, and green. These were the first opalware released and remain iconic and foundational for any collector.
Primary Color Refrigerator Dishes
Retro Favorites
Dots (1968–73) – bold dot motifs in vibrant colors like orange, blue, and yellow
PYREX Nesting Bowls - DOTS 💚💙💛🧡
Friendship (1971–74) – sweet floral and bird motifs in sunny retro shades
Vtg Pyrex Friendship Cinderella Bowls 441 - 444 USA Original Set Kept Together
Verde (1967–72)
A green gradient pattern series known for mixing and matching with Town & Country or Spring Blossom.
Verdé - Pyrex Potluck - Corning Museum of Glass
New Dot (1969–73)
An evolution of the original Dot bowls, featuring more vibrant shades and spacing.
New Dots Polka Dot Mixing Bowls
Early American (1962–71)
Bronze-on-white with eagles, weather vanes, and colonial motifs. Super nostalgic for mid-century kitchens and still widely found in the wild.
Early American - Pyrex Potluck
Later Era Classics
Town & Country (1963–67) – starburst and stitch motifs, also part of Pyrex’s customer loyalty stamp program
Pyrex Town + Country Cinderella Nesting Bowls - Yellow White Brown - EXCELLENT
Spring Blossom Green (1972–78) – subtle greenery for a softer look
Pyrex Spring Blossom Crazy Daisy Cinderella Mixing Bowl Nesting Set 441-444 +S&P
Butterfly Gold (1972–78) – sunny yellow butterfly/leaf motifs, cheerful and timeless
Pyrex Butterfly Gold for sale
Forest Fancies (1980–86) – whimsical mushroom design, a favorite among mid‑century modern lovers
Forest Fancies - Pyrex Potluck - Corning Museum of Glass
Shenandoah (1981–86) – delicate green floral vines on pale yellow glass
Pyrex Shenandoah
Homestead (1976–80)
Creamy beige with speckled blue folk-style design; often overlooked but charming in rustic kitchens.
Homestead - Pyrex Potluck - Corning Museum of Glass
Autumn Harvest (1979–86)
A warm, orangey-brown and gold gradient line perfect for fall decor lovers. Durable and easy to collect.
Autumn Harvest - Pyrex Potluck - Corning Museum of Glass
Blue Floral (1972, Sears exclusive)
Part of a special line sold only at Sears, this delicate pattern features blue flowers and leaves on white. Understated and elegant.
Pyrex Blue Flower Pattern
Promotional and Prototype Patterns
Atomic Eyes / Turquoise Diamonds – unusual 1950s promotional chip‑and‑dip with lid/carrier, highly sought after
Eyes - Pyrex Potluck - Corning Museum of Glass
Terra (1964–65)
A matte black-and-brown horizontal stripe pattern with a textured finish—very modern for its time.
Terra - Pyrex Potluck - Corning Museum of Glass
Barcode (1986, test pattern)
An extremely rare prototype featuring black and white vertical lines; never mass-produced and highly valuable if found.
Blue Stripe (Barcode) - Pyrex Potluck - Corning Museum of Glass
Golden Hearts (1959, promotional)
White Cinderella bowl with delicate gold heart pattern—only released for a short time and often gifted during bridal season. Rare and gorgeous!
Deluxe Cinderella Casserole or Golden Hearts - Pyrex Potluck