Hello fellow Pyrex lovers!
I haven’t posted here for a while. One of the reasons is
that I’ve had to pack up my Pyrex during a renovation. I’ve been waiting to finish
two large lighted pantries in my kitchen so I can display my Pyrex beauties
there. The pantries are 99% done but I couldn’t wait any longer so I started
pulling out my boxes of lovely Pyrex to arrange.
Here are the pantries waiting for my collection.
I started assembling my packed collection. Just when I
thought I had all the boxes assembled, I realized that I had stuffed more
recent finds into closets, cupboards and drawers all over the house.
Here’s everything unpacked and ready to arrange. I have a
huge island but I still didn’t have enough room and had to stack stuff on the
cooktop. That’s when I started to think it wasn’t all going to fit in the
pantries.
And here’s the final result.
I can’t believe how great it looks! Even Mr EMV likes it! I
get up in the morning and the first thing I do is turn on the pantry lights so
I can stand and stare at the beautiful colour!
But, just as I thought, I didn’t have room for everything.
Some of my pieces are tucked underneath in the lower shelves where they really
can’t be seen. Half of my Butterfly Gold I and II collection is housed
elsewhere in the kitchen. Ditto with my work horse pieces – Woodland and Early
American. My vanilla promotionals like Gourmet and the Hostess Twins are in
another glass fronted cabinet. It’s sad that everybody didn’t get into the main
display but I’m loving the cabinets anyway.
Of course, I discovered many duplicates and I had to make
some hard choices about some pieces that I just didn’t have room for. I’m
currently selling some of those in my Etsy shop here and also on the Toronto
Kijiji and Craigslist. Below are some of the pieces that I have to give up. If you see something you are interested in and you don't live in Toronto, contact me through Etsy and I will do a custom listing for you.
And now I’m looking
for Butterprint and Pink Gooseberry casseroles and fridgies that I'm missing. I’ll
squeeze them into the cabinet somehow!
Glorious display! Love the beautiful, vibrant colors. I just began my "quest" and will stick with European Pyrex. Linda@Wetcreek Blog
ReplyDeleteStunning!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteWow..Beautiful display! I'm curious....What do people say when they come into your home for the first time....I get alot of funny looks!!! Like I'm weird for collecting Pyrex.
ReplyDeleteMost of my friends already know - or suspect - I'm weird! But, yeah, I get some strange looks from strangers. They don't know what to think.
DeleteYou have got an incredible collection and what an amazing way to display it! Pyrex is so pretty that it deserves its own showcase :-)
ReplyDelete~Erica
Totally totally awesome! Sometimes I wish I could have a new kitchen for my Pyrex! You've got a great collection! Love seeing it! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteEvie
What a pretty Pyrex display! Some day for my kitchen...
ReplyDeleteI think my heart just stopped. What a gorgeous display!
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ReplyDeleteThat is so pretty - what a sight to see!!
ReplyDeleteWOW!!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for all your kind comments!
ReplyDeleteYour collection is amazing and your kitchen is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI was looking through this and was all "hot damn look at that kitchen, look at that collection" and then I see it's you! Hey buddy!
ReplyDeleteHey, Green Finch! Good to see you here! Now you know that I have Pyrexia in a bad way!
DeleteYour collection is beautiful, as is your kitchen.
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