Vintage Pyrex Oblong Casserole Dish Golden Acorn Pattern Mid-Century Bakeware Golden Acorn on Ivory 1.25 Qt. Retro Kitchenware

Celebrate the golden age of Pyrex with this vintage oblong casserole dish in the Golden Acorn pattern, a beautiful and functional piece of mid-century kitchenware. Featuring a rich brown base adorned with a delicate gold acorn and leaf motif, this dish captures the elegance and durability that collectors love about Pyrex.

Ideal for display or light use, this 2-quart oval casserole dish is a must-have for Pyrex enthusiasts and vintage kitchen collectors. Its clean lines and autumnal color palette also make it a perfect addition to retro, farmhouse, or fall-themed kitchen décor.

Features:

Vintage Pyrex casserole dish

Golden Acorn pattern (also known as "Golden Acorn on Ivory by collectors)

Oblong / rectangular shape 1.25 Quart

#438 B / No lid

Mid-century design, beige with gold detailing and Milk Glass base

Great for collectors, display, or vintage-inspired entertaining

Care Instructions:
Hand wash only. Avoid abrasive scrubbers or harsh detergents. Not recommended for dishwasher or microwave use to preserve the finish and gold detailing.

Vintage Item Disclaimer:
This is a true vintage item and may show signs of age such as minor wear, light scratches, or fading of design. These qualities add to its authenticity and charm. Please review all photos and reach out with any questions before purchasing.

Add this classic Pyrex Golden Acorn casserole dish to your collection today—where function meets vintage style in the most timeless way.


In 1908 Corning Glass Works in Corning New York, developed a borosilicate glass that could withstand extreme heat and cold without breaking. They called this glass "Nomex" and used it in battery jars and railroad lanterns. In 1915, the company launched its first Pyrex line (Pyrex combined pie and Nomex), with 12 pieces, including pie plates and a loaf pan. The 8-ounce liquid measuring cup came out 10 years later, early versions had a closed D-shaped handle, and the tick marks made out of molded glass. Even today, Pyrex has become a staple in kitchens everywhere.

Reminding us of our shared history in American homes from generation, the versatility and beauty of these dishes make them a timeless favorite. Sustainable shopping at its best