Vintage Pyrex Cinderella Mixing Bowl Mid-Century Kitchenware Retro Pyrex Collector Gift Early American Kitchenware

Add a pop of vintage charm to your kitchen with this Vintage Pyrex Cinderella Mixing Bowl with tab handle and pour spout. This classic size #442 (1.5 quart) bowl with 9" diameter and 4" height, features the green floral on vine (Shenandoah Pattern) on white exterior and white interior that has become a favorite among Pyrex collectors and retro kitchen lovers. Perfect for mixing, serving, or display, this durable glass bowl showcases timeless mid-century design.
This pattern is discontinued. Rare find.

Whether you're completing your nesting set or starting a new Pyrex collection, this bowl is a must-have piece. It’s in vintage condition with signs of age-related wear consistent with use and time, adding to its authentic charm.

Care Instructions:
Hand wash recommended to preserve color and pattern. Not intended for dishwasher or microwave use.

📦 Please Note:
This is a genuine vintage item. Minor wear or surface marks may be present due to age and use. No chips or cracks unless otherwise noted. Color may vary slightly based on lighting and screen settings.

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