Tuesday, July 12, 2016

Vintage Glass Baking Dishes & Vintage Bliss Tuesdays Linky Party #91


On my most recent visit to the thrift store, I discovered an abundance of vintage white baking dishes. I found the patterns so cheery and the prices so reasonable that I couldn't resist picking up a few. Plus my mom was with me and she got her senior's discount, for another 10% off. These dishes were all $2 or $3 each to begin with. Practically a steal, no?



The largest dish of the four, this floral design bakeware with matching lid has no stamp on it at all. Not sure where it comes from. Anybody have an idea what the pattern or maker is?


This retro orange and brown beauty is a JAJ England dish. JAJ produced Pyrex bakeware in England from 1922 until 2007. Items were stamped JAJ (for James A Jobling) until the mid-1970s.


This dish with the lovely fruit pattern is Fire King. The pattern is a bit faded, but still pretty. There is a small chip in one handle, which I noticed - of course - just after I paid for it. At least it's not a sharp edge!


This lovely little bowl with the purple leaves is a Federal Glass Company piece (with an "F" in a shield on the bottom). I don't know how old it is, but I think the purple pattern has a very contemporary look. Its small size makes it convenient for using in food photos.

Of course, I'm having trouble finding room for all these beauties in my cupboard. Mom suggested I stick to collecting one pattern in future, but where's the fun in that?

Do you collect vintage baking dishes? Do you stick to one pattern or maker?



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12 comments:

  1. These are so beautiful! Growing up, my mother had some very similar to the one with the painted fruit on them.

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    1. Thanks so much! It's always nice to spot pieces we recognize from our childhoods, huh? :)

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  2. What fun pieces! And that was a great price, too! Love them! Thanks for hosting the party! :) ~Rhonda

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    1. Thanks Rhonda! And thanks for joining the party! Jo

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  3. My parents have some pretty awesome vintage dishes.....they are beautiful!

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    1. I think my mom has given me most of her vintage dishes now...haha. I'm running out of room, just like she was previously. ;)

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  4. Those are cute pieces, and I never grow tired of using my Pyrex or other glass baking dishes. I have read article, though, that caution use with some of the older pieces. I have a friend who had one explode in her oven, so I'm passing the info along as a PSA. ;) Thank you for hosting us!

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  5. Oh! These are beautiful! I am shocked (and envious!) of the amazing prices of the pieces - how could you NOT buy them?

    Wonderful finds :)

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  6. These kind of dishes are great and very useful. We had bought a few of these, in different patterns of course, and we use them all the time, even for washing vegetables and keeping in them the chopped ones while we cook (instead of using ugly plastic bowls).

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  7. I love the dishes you found and what great prices! Thank you for the party.

    xo Dianne

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  8. Those are beautiful pyrexes! :) They're lovely patterns, I love the one with the lid!

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  9. I love these. I can't keep my self to one pattern or one brand even. But I do try to limit myself to only buying them for very low prices, like you found. And I inherited a good batch of them as well.

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