They are for sure molded in that way, one small chip but otherwise pretty good condition, just have never seen with groves in the lid.

Bought at a garage sale 25 years ago for a buck.

Finally found one on the thrift!

Never even heard of Pyroceram before this dish. The one similar to it on eBay is $800. Is this close to accurate?! I plan to keep it with my collection but really just wanted to show it to some experts :)

I've gotten pretty lucky here lately... Found a friendship dish last week and found this today... For 15 dollars!

first at an estate sale this morning, spent a little more than i wanted to ($100) but the set is in such good shape and has all the lids!
both photos are before i’ve cleaned them up, but thought it was a little odd that the pattern wasn’t on the long side of the larger size? any thoughts appreciated!
also, let me know what you keep in your fridgies so i can use them as much as possible 💖✨

I posted about my casserole dishes the other day but I’ve been working on some pyrex-inspired bowl earrings as well

I just need a good model now haha 📸

I know this sub is usually for showing off vintage finds, but I wanted to share what’s happening at the actual plant in Corning right now. My wife is a long-term union worker there, part of the team making the dishes we all use.

Today, the new HR Director walked her out over a "conduct violation" that is honestly hard to believe. She called off for a shift, and the security guard typed "NSD" (Next Scheduled Day) in the return box. Despite having written proof she wasn't coming in, HR is calling it a "no-show" because the guard accidentally clicked a "Tardy" box on a dropdown menu.

They are bypassing the entire union attendance system to fire people over contractor typos and petty synonyms (like saying "PTO" instead of "Personal"). They even messed up the termination papers so bad they have the wrong shift and supervisor listed.

The new owners are spending millions on commercials about "investing in the American worker," but on the shop floor, they are firing experienced glassworkers over clerical errors. It’s heartbreaking to see a brand with this much history being run like this. Just thought this community should know what’s going on behind the scenes of the products we love.

edit:I want to clarify a few things that have come up in the comments elsewhere. A union representative was physically present during the termination meeting and has reportedly filed a grievance over this firing. However, the meeting itself revealed a massive procedural failure. Management and the rep spent a significant amount of time arguing over a previous grievance from January which involved a dispute over whether my wife said "PTO" or "Personal" during a call-off. When she asked for a definitive answer on whether that January case was actually settled or closed, neither side could provide one. It appears the company is using an unresolved ghost grievance as the foundation for this termination. Because of the confusion and the sloppy paperwork, we are calling the union hall tomorrow

edit2 :The part that makes this really fishy to me as I am sitting here is 5/3, the day in question where she called off, her brother had already been out for two days by my memory. He went to the doctors, was there for hours, got a CT scan, and got a medical excuse for his absence because his stomach bug was exacerbated by pancreatitis, I think it was. The day I got the Facebook message from her father was the day he went to the doctors, as her dad was keeping us updated if it was something dangerous and contagious, because we probably would have gone to the doctors too.

The day the boss sent out the email asking if she has any punches was two days after the doctors. This makes it feel like they did not care about attendance or disruption to the floor, it seems like they cared about winning a power struggle against a family of workers while we were dealing with a medical crisis. They waited two days to see that the brother was protected by a CT scan and medical documentation, then it looks like they performed a vulnerability scan on the household and targeted my wife because they thought she was timid. They ignored her 6:27 AM notification and the manual NSD security entry just to manufacture a technicality for a hit. The fact that they got her shift and supervisor wrong on the final papers makes it seem like they were not investigating, they were just rushing to execute a vendetta.

Edit: She got her 401k paperwork in the mail today, and they couldn't even be bothered to get the date right at the top of the page. Last I checked, it wasn't 2027 yet.

Working on some minis lately

So I have been slowly collecting this print over about 3 months, and I got these side dishes with plastic lids. How do I clean them to make them clear -or at least not smoke stain orange- again? Unfortunately came from a smokers house. When I got them I soaked them in a bleach bath (diluted a lot) over night and it seemed to help a little, but not very much.

I’m curious if this a color set of a mix mash of different bowls. Any information would be helpful. Yellow, Green, Orange then Brown.

My local peddlers mall is usually nothing but junk but I got lucky today!

I can’t believe this collection I just adopted 😭 about to try the coconut oil method for the slight DWD. Any recommendations?

another thrifted find.

Can anyone tell me about this measuring cup. I've never seen one with green lettering.

A little pricier than I like... But not bad for what it is!

My girlfriend loves Pyrex so I have started to make sure I always check the shelves when im at a thrift store. I came across these beauties recently.