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3 Pcs Pyrex Early American Nesting Bowl Set
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Description
**Pyrex Early American/Colonial Pattern Nesting Bowl Set**
This is a vintage Pyrex nesting bowl set in the "Early American" or "Colonial Heritage" pattern, featuring brown/sepia-toned Colonial American motifs including eagles, roosters, corn stalks, lanterns, and other period symbols. The set consists of three cinched mixing bowls with the characteristic brown exterior and white interior finish typical of 1970s Pyrex opal glass production. The bowls feature the classic teardrop or cinched waist shape with pouring spouts.
Based on typical Pyrex nesting bowl proportions, the estimated dimensions are approximately: large bowl 10"×4", medium bowl 8.5"×3.5", and small bowl 7"×3". The bottom image shows what appears to be manufacturer markings on the base, consistent with Corning's Pyrex identification stamps. The set shows normal vintage wear with some minor staining visible in the smallest bowl, but the decorative patterns appear intact and the glass shows no chips or cracks from what's visible.
This pattern was produced in the 1970s and is moderately collectible among Pyrex enthusiasts. The Early American pattern is less common than some other Pyrex designs but not considered rare. Based on current vintage kitchenware market values, this three-piece set in good condition would likely be valued at **$35-65 USD** for resale, with retail replacement cost potentially higher at specialty vintage stores ($60-85 USD). Value depends heavily on completeness of the set and absence of chips or significant wear.
This is a vintage Pyrex nesting bowl set in the "Early American" or "Colonial Heritage" pattern, featuring brown/sepia-toned Colonial American motifs including eagles, roosters, corn stalks, lanterns, and other period symbols. The set consists of three cinched mixing bowls with the characteristic brown exterior and white interior finish typical of 1970s Pyrex opal glass production. The bowls feature the classic teardrop or cinched waist shape with pouring spouts.
Based on typical Pyrex nesting bowl proportions, the estimated dimensions are approximately: large bowl 10"×4", medium bowl 8.5"×3.5", and small bowl 7"×3". The bottom image shows what appears to be manufacturer markings on the base, consistent with Corning's Pyrex identification stamps. The set shows normal vintage wear with some minor staining visible in the smallest bowl, but the decorative patterns appear intact and the glass shows no chips or cracks from what's visible.
This pattern was produced in the 1970s and is moderately collectible among Pyrex enthusiasts. The Early American pattern is less common than some other Pyrex designs but not considered rare. Based on current vintage kitchenware market values, this three-piece set in good condition would likely be valued at **$35-65 USD** for resale, with retail replacement cost potentially higher at specialty vintage stores ($60-85 USD). Value depends heavily on completeness of the set and absence of chips or significant wear.
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February 22, 2026