
Pyrex milk glass refrigerator dish with 'Butterfly Gold' pattern by Corning
Selling Price
$50
History
This Pyrex refrigerator dish is part of the iconic 'Butterfly Gold' pattern, introduced by Corning in 1972 and produced through the early 1980s. The pattern featured a distinctive golden-orange floral motif and was part of a coordinated kitchenware line that included ovenware, dinnerware, and storage containers. These pieces were designed for everyday use in American homes during the 1970s, representing the era's aesthetic preferences for warm earth tones and nature-inspired designs. Butterfly Gold Pyrex has become highly collectible among vintage kitchenware enthusiasts and mid-century modern collectors. The pattern's nostalgic appeal and the durability of Pyrex glassware have made these pieces sought after for both display and functional use. Collectors appreciate these items for their representation of 1970s American domestic life, their quality construction, and the completeness of surviving sets with original lids.
Origin
United States
Maker
Corning Glass Works (Pyrex)
Time period
1972–1983