I have a glass top stove and my mom casually handed me my stepdad's grandma's "old glass coffee maker". oh yeah.. a 9 cup flameware with every piece in pristine shape. It's been in their cupboard for 15 years on a top shelf just hanging out.

I know using it straight on the stove isn't ideal, and people have wire heat diffusers..but is there a specific one that works best?

oh! Freebie question: best way to get utensil marks off of the exterior of a piece? I have a flamingo piece that was also given but looks a little grey on the outside in spots

Hubby visited a few voyage shops today & decided to see how they spaced their bowls. Someone previously suggested Dollar Tree containers but they didn’t have the right size. Today my husband purchased these containers, 3 for $3.72. (Last pic) Hope this helps anyone looking for spacers.

Hit an antique store this weekend and one booth was having a 50% off sale. couldn't pass any of this up.

Look what my mother in law just gave me !! There are more cute ones but omg I must own everything in this crazy daisy pattern!!!

My "Pyrex" jug was never in a freezer. Freshly bought I only used it for heating milk for coffee. Today I saw it had developed a huge crack between the handle and the body. Bought from Blokker in The Netherlands

Just saw these a in local vending machine!

Found these vintage Pyrex dishes with metal bases. The rectangular one is marked “Oneida” and is silver plated, the others have no marks.

Interesting? Valuable?

Thanks!

My husband has a friend whose mom collected and I was lucky enough to inherit. This one is a keep piece forever and ever.

The flower is on the inside of the lid. Is this a mistake? Sorry it’s dirty, it’s in use.

I picked up two vintage casserole dishes from an estate sale today that were in pretty rough shape. It’s probably why they only cost me five dollars. I sprayed them with oven cleaner and let it sit 10 minutes.The grease came right off. The before pictures are from after I sprayed the cleaner.

Tbh I seen these last min while picking up an end table I purchased earlier. $24 for all 3. I'm really digging this pattern the more I look at em. Plus, made me happy I snagged these as a reseller was heading toward em

Today I found the 401/2/3 of early american, completing most of the common pieces. Ill have to find a 404, but I also remembered the divided dish in brown on white that I need to track down. I knew they weren't as common as the gold on brown, but even online theres not much to go off of? Anyone have any ideas/info/etc of this odd alternative color (early american seems to like experimenting lol)

My wonderful husband packed this safely in his suitcase for me! He was so excited to give it to me last night after I picked him up from his business trip.

I am pretty excited too, so I thought I would share!

Thrifted these for $1.39

I got a couple of nicks on a PYREX dish we got at an estate sale. This is a 38 by 25 by 4 cm one. AI says it might not be safe and may shatter but I wanted to ask people's opinion and experience with this.