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A number 33 (? it's the only number on the bottom besides the capacity) 1 1/2 quart oval non-divided dish. Snowflake pattern, white on Charcoal. Very attractive! Looks like production of this pattern began in 1957, but I am unsure when production ended. I love this piece, and the color combination is the least common of the snowflake color combinations. I'm imagining it filled with macaroni and cheese this winter! Yum! Comfort food in a vintage dish.
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This divided oval dish is piece number 16 (?) and is also a 1 1/2 quart capacity piece. The pattern on this piece is Early American, with gold figures on a brown background. The clear lid is in excellent condition as is the dish itself. Actually, this piece is so perfect, I question if it was ever even used! According to Pyrex Love, this pattern was manufactured beginning in 1961, but I do not know when the pattern was discontinued.
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I'm so proud of myself, Michael! I actually used one of my primary color Pyrex bowls (the big yellow one)!!!! I'm still not going to let anyone (including me) use the jade-ite Fire King bowls but at least I'm using the Pyrex. Yay for me!!!! PS--I love the charcoal snowflake--after you got yours I found one, too, also without a lid. I think mac 'n cheese would look great in it, especially around Halloween.
ReplyDeleteWOW Christine! I'm impressed! I went to a party over the weekend and one of the people there brought a pasta salad in a big yellow Pyrex bowl. I told her that she would need to keep a close eye on it around me!
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