This limited-edition Pyrex dish debuted in the 1960s and remains a coveted collectors' item to this day — here's how to spot one at your local thrift store.

These dishes were marketed as affordable kitchen staples, typically selling for around five or six dollars. Because they were part of a promotional collection, fewer were produced than standard Pyrex ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Pyrex was developed by Corning Glass Works in the early 1900s and began as clear glassware. The company ...

They were probably the centerpiece of many a family dinner, but if you inherited grandmas' cooking legacy of Pyrex dishes, you could be served a small fortune. Introduced in 1915, the ...

Including the pie plate my family's used for decades. Growing up, I spent hours in the kitchen with my mom and sisters prepping meals and baking desserts. We used Pyrex glassware frequently — when we ...

Which Pyrex casserole dish is best? In 1915, Corning Inc. introduced a brand-new line of clear bakeware dishes made of shock-resistant glass. This bakeware was less likely to crack or explode under ...

Credit: Photo: Joe Lingeman; Food Styling: Jesse Szewczyk; Prop Styling: JoJo Li Credit: Photo: Joe Lingeman; Food Styling: Jesse Szewczyk; Prop Styling: JoJo Li There are some brands that you just ...

Every home cook needs a casserole dish. This versatile bakeware is a must-have for preparing everything from roasts to mac and cheese to namesake casseroles. Of the different options available, a ...