Vintage Pyrex Hospitality — Value, Years & Patterns

Hospitality — nicknamed “Golden Branch” by collectors — is a 1959 promotional round casserole decorated with a sweeping 22k-gold leafy branch on a cream body. Sold as a hostess gift for just $4.95, it came with a clear lid and a cradle with a candle warmer for warm serving.

Quick facts

PatternHospitality
Years made1959
ColorwayGold branch on cream
Rarity tierMid
Typical value$25–45; $50–90 complete with cradle

Pieces in this pattern

PieceSizeFind it
Round casserole 024 + lid2 qtSee on eBay ↗
Cradle with candle warmerstandSee on eBay ↗

What it’s worth

The casserole with its lid typically sells for $25–45, and a complete example with the original cradle and candle warmer $50–90. As with all gold promos, bright, un-rubbed gold is worth noticeably more than a worn example.

Collector note: Marketed as a warm-serve entertaining piece, Hospitality sold new for $4.95 in 1959 — the name reflects its intended role as a hostess gift.

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 Hospitality (Golden Branch) Pyrex made?

Hospitality was a 1959 promotional casserole.

What is Hospitality Pyrex worth?

The casserole with lid runs $25–45, and $50–90 complete with the cradle and candle warmer. Bright gold adds value; check recent eBay sold listings.

How do I identify Hospitality Pyrex?

Look for a cream-toned 2-qt round casserole (024) with a single sweeping gold branch. Watch for gold rub-off, which lowers value.

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