In the 1930s, Corning Glass Works consumer products division was bubbling over with new product development, new manufacturing processes, and new ideas. In the test kitchen, Lucy Maltby and her staff of professional home economists were testing products, reading and … Read more →
Each month, we’re featuring a Pyrex-related website on Pyrex Potluck where anyone who loves Pyrex can find information, photos, and lots of great stories. This month, we caught up with Stan Savellis of That Retro Piece which features information on JAJ and Agee/Crown Pyrex. Stan … Read more →
When L. Elaine Halchin found out about the current exhibit, America’s Favorite Dish: Celebrating a Century of Pyrex, she knew she had to visit. What she didn’t expect to discover, however, was an enormous picture of her mother adorning an … Read more →
In 2010, The Corning Museum of Glass acquired a wonderful collection of Pyrex glass and research from Dianne Williams, who spent nearly a decade building her collection. She amassed 1000+ pieces of Pyrex Ware—including casserole dishes, bread pans, pie plates, … Read more →