Barcode (also called Stripes) is a rare vintage Pyrex pattern produced from 1966 to 1966, featuring bold promotional stripes. You’ll most often find it as a casserole.
Quick facts
| Pattern | Barcode (a.k.a. Stripes) |
| Years made | 1966–1966 |
| Colorways | bold promotional stripes |
| Common forms | a casserole |
| Rarity tier | Rare |
| Typical value | $500–2,000 |
What it’s worth
Complete, clean examples of Barcode typically sell for $500–2,000. As a short-run promotional pattern, prices climb fast for mint pieces with original lids and cradles.
Collector note: An orange Barcode casserole sold for $1,995 in November 2024.
Values are approximate and depend on condition, completeness, and demand. Always check recent eBay sold listings before buying or selling.
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Frequently asked questions
What years was Barcode Pyrex made?
Barcode Pyrex was produced from 1966–1966.
What is Barcode Pyrex worth?
Value ranges for each piece are listed above. Condition, completeness, and colorway move individual pieces above or below that range, so always check recent eBay sold listings for the exact piece.
How do I identify Barcode Pyrex?
Match the printed design to the pattern photos on this page, then check the shape and model number stamped on the bottom of each piece. Our Shapes and Model Numbers guide explains what each number means.
Care & Accessories for Your Pyrex
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- Bar Keepers Friend Cleanser → Lifts stains and restores shine on clear Pyrex (use gently on painted patterns).
- Reusable Silicone Stretch Lids → Seal vintage bowls and dishes that are missing their original lids.
- Pyrex Passion (2nd ed.) Guide Book → The definitive reference for identifying and valuing decorated vintage Pyrex.
- Plate & Bowl Display Stands → Show off your favorite pieces on a shelf, mantel, or in a cabinet.