This Pyrex pattern is called Terra and began being produced in the 60's. I found this casserole dish minus it's lid at a local secondhand store. I'm on the hunt for a lid now.
These pictures are of some of the collection at Granny and Grumpa's Antiques in Abbotsford, British Columbia Canada. It's a wonderful way to spend an hour or two if you are into antiques or vintage goods. They have a bit of everything and it takes a few trips to take in everything they have.
Linking to: Cozy Little House Tweak It Tuesday # 1, Apron Thrift Girl Thrift Share Monday, Cap Creations, Her Library Adventures, Boogieboard Cottage, Nifty Thrify Things, Joy2Journey, DIY Home Sweet Home, Homemaker on a Dime
Oh! That's pretty! Good luck on finding the lid!
ReplyDeleteDo they run a roadside attraction or do they sell stuff too? Great pictures.
ReplyDeleteOh, I like that! Never seen one like it either. Thanks for joining my first party!
ReplyDeleteBrenda
Oh my goodness! I love to see "everyday" history. My imagination runs away with what I think life was like :) Thank you for sharing it with us at The "Sunday Stop"!
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Bj
I am also your newest follower :)
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Bj
I'm on the hunt for the same lid! My boyfriend found me the same one many months ago, no lid. I do have hopes it'll turn up somewhere.
ReplyDeleteOh those darn lids! Good luck on your search. Thanks for sharing all those lovely photos and linking up at cap creations!
ReplyDeleteI love your stuff!
ReplyDeleteI have never seen that pattern before. Very fun.
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Glenda
Just found your blog via Her Library Adventures, hope you find the lid for your Tera Pyrex bowl. I am now your newest follower.
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