It was a big score in my book!
I found the "Charcoal" Snowflake pattern by Pyrex at Savers. I always do a double check or sometimes a third check around the aisle to see if I missed anything and I did!
I spotted this at the last minute, and I grabbed it right away!
It is very unique for one, and two it is suppose to be rare? Or so I heard.
I got this lovely piece for ONLY $1.99!
Does anyone know more about this "Charcoal" piece?
And then I got this beauty! Pink Daisy! So cute. Sadly these both have no lids but that is okay I will hunt down and find some!
I got this Pink Daisy Pyrex divded dish for $3.95 at the RWB thrift.
Doesn't these two patterns look great together?!
Great finds and prices! As far as I know, the black pattern of "Snowflake" is just the hardest to find (besides a rare pink?). Typically you see blue on white or white on blue, like the one I posted earlier today. I've been collecting Snowflake for many years and do not have a black Snowflake piece yet, so good work!
ReplyDeleteSo adorable! In my short time collecting, whenever I do see black snowflake it's priced around $18-30. Not common though!!
ReplyDeleteGood finds & prices! I just bought the black snowflake for $2.99 (no lid) & a black snowflake casserole (with lid) for $3.99. SUCH good prices!
ReplyDeleteI once passed on that pink one. I think it was somewhere between $11-$16 at an antique market. I regret it. We went back a few weeks later, but obv it was gone!
Thanks everyone! @ Sir thrift. Yes awesome finds! I refuse to buy any Pyrex in an antique store unless it is extremely rare or a really good price other than that I go to the thrift shops.
ReplyDeleteI really want the black snowflake casserole, lucky!
@christina, wow I did not know they are priced that high.
@Holiday girl, it is the hardest to find? Wow, I guess I got lucky.
These two are some of the earliest Pyrex patterns! You got really lucky. :)
ReplyDeleteReally? Wow, thats good news! I did not even know that.
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