Vintage dishware

I'll admit it...I have an addiction to china. No, not the country, the plates, the cups, the saucers....THE TEAPOTS! It's a tricky thing to love when space is limited. So I have to get creative in how I store and display my favorite finds. My addiction to beautiful china comes from my mother. She also collects china, and has a beautiful china hutch, that once belonged to my Great Grandmother. My mother has been kind enough to store my full set of Bavarian China in the Blue Garland pattern…

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The first piece of Primrose I ever found was a lone snack tray, without the cup, at a thrift store. At the time I didn't know Fire King from a fire place, but it was love at first sight and I took my snack tray home for 99 cents. Shortly after I started working at the antique mall and learned all about Fire King, McKee, Hazel Atlas, Jeannette, Pyrex, etc. I really like certain lines from each company but Fire King is my favorite overall. My attraction to Primrose is definitely due to the…

Fire-King is an Anchor Hocking brand of glassware similar to Pyrex. The mugs and other glassware items came in a wide variety of colors and patterns are available and can effect the price of the mug. The green Jadeite Restaurant Ware mugs are quite common and often reasonably priced...

Matches my Butterprint perfectly

Vintage Pyrex is highly collectible and comes in many colorful patterns. Find out which Pyrex dishes you need, including a timeline of Pyrex history.

A blog about a vintage-loving collector. I visit estate sales, thrift shops, yard sales and flea markets looking for my favorite vintage finds.

My Pyrex collection. :)