Golden Grapes is a 1960 promotional Pyrex chip-and-dip — gold grape clusters and vines on white Cinderella bowls with an unusual delphite-blue interior. That blue interior, rather than the usual white, is what sets it apart from other gold promos and drives its collector appeal.
Quick facts
| Pattern | Golden Grapes |
| Years made | 1960 |
| Colorway | Gold grapes on white, delphite-blue interior |
| Rarity tier | High |
| Typical value | $120–250 for a complete set with bracket |
Pieces in this pattern
| Piece | Size | Find it |
|---|---|---|
| Large Cinderella bowl 444 | 4 qt | See on eBay ↗ |
| Small Cinderella bowl 441 | 1.5 pt | See on eBay ↗ |
| Metal hanging bracket | holds small bowl | See on eBay ↗ |
What it’s worth
A single Golden Grapes bowl runs about $25–70, while a complete two-bowl chip-and-dip with its bracket commonly sells for $120–250, and minty complete examples go higher. The delphite-blue interior sets it apart from ordinary gold-grape promos and is the single biggest driver of value — confirm current comps, as complete sets trade infrequently.
Collector note: The blue interior is the tell: turn the bowl over or look inside. A white interior means it’s a different gold-grape promo, not the sought-after delphite Golden Grapes.
Values are approximate and depend on condition, completeness, and demand. Always check recent eBay sold listings before buying or selling. PyrexVault may earn a commission from eBay links.
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Frequently asked questions
What years was Golden Grapes Pyrex made?
Golden Grapes was a 1960 promotional chip-and-dip set.
What is Golden Grapes Pyrex worth?
A complete two-bowl set with bracket typically sells for $120–250; single bowls $25–70. The delphite-blue interior adds a premium. Check recent eBay sold listings.
How do I identify Golden Grapes Pyrex?
Look inside — a delphite-blue interior beneath a white-and-gold grape exterior on Cinderella bowls is the giveaway. A white interior means it’s a different promo.