THAT RETRO PIECE is your one and only guide to International PYREX. Whether you’re looking for information on vintage PYREX from the United Kingdom, Australia or New Zealand; you’ve come to the right place. This online reference guide provides you with information on pattern names and model numbers.

 

You’ll find a comprehensive guide to International PYREX in my book,
DOTS and DIAMONDS, which details full pattern information including production timeframes, design inspiration and the complete model offerings. In addition, each pattern features full colour gloss photographs.

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  1. Thanks for making this reference site! Looks like a lot of work has gone into it. I’m a 1980 baby from WA and grew up with a lot of 70s Agee in the house. Love it!

  2. I have just started selling vintage ware on Etsy and this site is going to be invaluable for dating my Pyrex ware. I have just listed a piece and done a link back to this site as a reference. Thank you so much for putting the time and effort in to produce this site.

  4. Hi guys, I love your website. It’s super informative, great photos and well designed. I have a web shop on the other side of the world in London and wonder if I can link to you on my Pyrex reference page for other people to see what more is out there to collect. Kind regards Murielle

  5. I have a piece of Pyrex England that I couldn’t find on your page. I am looking for a pattern name and date of productions. I can PM or email you photos. it had coral colored flowers and green leaves in a band around the top.

  6. I have a piece of Pyrex England that I couldn’t find on your page. I am looking for a pattern name and date of production if you can. I can PM or email you photos. it has peach colored flowers and green leaves in a band around the top.

  8. Thank you so much for this site! I started collecting Pyrex with a hand-me-down from my aunt and I’ve loved them ever since.
    I love that your site has the JaJ and Australian Pyrex. I found a Cape Tulip bowl in my local Vinnies and couldn’t for the life of me figure out what patter it was until I came here.
    Have asked my Mum for your book as my christmas present. Can’t wait!

  9. Found this site while trying to find out about the Agee Pyrex insulators. Do you have any history on when these were produced and how many varieties of the there are? Thanks

    • Hi Jeff. Thanks for dropping me a line. Unfortunately though, I don’t have any history on AGEE insulators. Sorry!

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