Blowing Leaves is a rare, early-1960s promotional casserole — a turquoise round dish scattered with white leaves and tiny asterisk marks that appear to blow across the surface. Pyrex never officially named it, so “Blowing Leaves” is a collector nickname, and clean complete examples are genuinely hard to find.
Quick facts
| Pattern | Blowing Leaves |
| Years made | c. 1960–1962 |
| Colorway | White leaves on turquoise |
| Rarity tier | High |
| Typical value | $80–200+ with lid |
Pieces in this pattern
| Piece | Size | Find it |
|---|---|---|
| Round casserole 024 + lid | 2 qt | See on eBay ↗ |
| Cradle (if present) | stand | See on eBay ↗ |
What it’s worth
Because it’s scarce and sold as a single promotional piece, a Blowing Leaves casserole with its lid can range widely — roughly $80–200 or more, higher with an original cradle. Sold data is sparse, so this is one to confirm carefully against recent eBay sold listings before buying or selling.
Collector note: Since Pyrex never officially named it, the identity is partly reconstructed by collectors — watch for other turquoise leaf promos that get mislabeled as Blowing Leaves.
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 Blowing Leaves Pyrex made?
It’s believed to date to roughly 1960–1962, though Pyrex never officially documented it.
What is Blowing Leaves Pyrex worth?
A casserole with lid ranges widely, roughly $80–200+, higher with a cradle. Sold data is sparse, so confirm against recent eBay sold listings.
Is “Blowing Leaves” the official pattern name?
No — it’s an unofficial collector nickname, since Pyrex never publicly named the design.