It started with a Pyrex search on Craig's List. This would be my second purchase on there, and both were equally great. I said before that I'm not a pink and turquoise girl, and I'm not. However, I love the small 444 and I love fridgies, and it IS nice to branch out a little. I sold the round casserole to a friend and kept the rest. The Pyrex was dirt cheap and in mint condition:
Then, my husband came across this for my Christmas Pyrex collection:
(OK, so it's turquoise too...maybe I do like it ;))
Then there was the discovery of my first Hostess. Only $3.99 at VV. It had lots of scratches but came right out with a little Bon Ami and a sponge. Oh yes, I have a thing for cow creamers too...and vintage trays, and tins, and bread boxes, and aprons.... (Luckily I discovered I can sell stuff too...so it all equals out ;)
Ahhh...the Citrus pitcher. I saw one once, and didn't get it...wasn't in the budget that month. Well, it found me again and was half the price of the last one! So glad I waited :) |
I love the 404's too...any of the small bowls look so good stacked and are fun to use. ($2 at a local shop)
So....there IS hope for us Pyrex crazy's in the wild :)
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Love it all! I have been scouring our local Craig's List but no good finds yet.
ReplyDeleteIt only appears once in awhile here too.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful finds! I hear that all the time that you can't find a lot of Pyrex in the thrifts lately. I have no problem what so ever when I go to CT for thrifting. I find tons and tons of Pyrex. I always come home with 8 bags =)
ReplyDeleteWow! I need to go to CT. In WA State it's slim pickins' and sometimes the thrifts charge upwards of $10 for one item! I would be in heaven with 8 bags!
ReplyDeleteYes CT has so much. I was shocked the first time I came out of there with a trunk filled with stuff! I never come home empty handed, and the prices are so reasonable. I drive 1 hour and 20 minutes to get there but it is soo worth it!
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