
Clear glass mixing bowl with teardrop or thumbprint pattern by Pyrex
Selling Price
$10
History
Pyrex introduced its clear glass ovenware line in the mid-20th century, featuring embossed decorative patterns like the teardrop or thumbprint design. These bowls were marketed as versatile kitchen essentials for mixing, baking, and serving, reflecting the post-war American emphasis on functional yet attractive kitchenware. The clear glass allowed cooks to monitor food while baking, and the durable borosilicate glass could withstand temperature changes. Vintage Pyrex mixing bowls are highly sought after by collectors of mid-century kitchenware and vintage glass enthusiasts. These pieces appeal to those who appreciate functional vintage design, nostalgic kitchen decor, and the quality craftsmanship of classic American glassware. The teardrop pattern is particularly valued for its elegant simplicity and practical durability, making it a favorite among both users and collectors of vintage Pyrex.
Origin
United States
Maker
Pyrex (Corning Glass Works)
Time period
Mid 20th century (circa 1950s-1970s)