Vintage Pyrex Price Guide 2026: What Your Pieces Are Worth

Vintage Pyrex Price Guide 2026: What Your Pieces Are Worth


Vintage Pyrex values range from a few dollars for common worn pieces to several thousand for pristine grails. This guide covers price ranges for the most commonly found pieces and patterns, based on eBay sold listings through mid-2026.

Important: these are ranges based on recent sold data, not asking prices. Condition is everything — a mint piece and a faded piece of the same pattern can differ by 3–5x.

Nesting Bowl Set Values

The 441/442/443/444 cinderella bowl sets are the most traded Pyrex item. Here’s what complete sets in good (not mint) condition typically sell for:

Pattern Complete Set (4 bowls) Single 444 (largest)
Lucky in Love $1,500–$3,000+ $600–$900
Atomic Eyes $800–$1,500 $300–$500
Constellation $400–$700 $150–$250
Butterprint $120–$200 $40–$70
Gooseberry $120–$200 $40–$70
Snowflake (Blue) $100–$180 $35–$65
Butterfly Gold $60–$120 $20–$40
Autumn Harvest $60–$120 $20–$40
Woodland $60–$120 $20–$40
Old Orchard $50–$100 $15–$30
Spring Blossom Green $60–$120 $20–$40
Friendship $60–$110 $20–$35

Casserole Dish Values (with lid)

Pattern 043 (1.5qt) 045 (2.5qt) 063 (1.5qt oval)
Lucky in Love n/a $400–$600 n/a
Butterprint $40–$70 $50–$90 $40–$70
Gooseberry $40–$70 $50–$90 $40–$70
Autumn Harvest $20–$40 $30–$55 $25–$45
Woodland $20–$40 $30–$55 $25–$45

Refrigerator Dish Values (with lid)

Refrigerator dishes are less commonly found than bowls and casseroles, making them worth more relative to the pattern’s overall rarity tier.

Pattern Standard refrig. dish
Town and Country $80–$150
Butterprint $50–$90
Gooseberry $50–$90
Early American $40–$70
Autumn Harvest $25–$50

Condition Multipliers

Condition dramatically affects price. Here’s a rough multiplier guide:

  • Mint / No wear: 2–3x the “good” price
  • Good / Minimal wear: baseline prices above
  • Fair / Noticeable fading: 50–70% of baseline
  • Poor / Heavy fading, chips: 20–40% of baseline (utility value only)

“Dishwasher haze” (white film on the glass) puts a piece firmly in the “fair” to “poor” range regardless of the decoration’s condition.

How to Find Real-Time Prices

For any specific piece, the best method:

  1. Go to eBay
  2. Search: `pyrex [model number] [pattern name]` (e.g., “pyrex 444 butterprint”)
  3. Filter: “Sold Items” (left sidebar)
  4. Sort: Most Recent

This gives you what buyers actually paid, not seller wishful thinking.

Shortcut: every piece in our Pattern Database has a direct eBay search link — click it to see current live and sold listings for that exact piece.


Pattern-Specific Value Guides

For deep dives on individual patterns:


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