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PYREX Flameware |
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Here we have a large assortment of vintage Pyrex Flameware. This includes flameware coffee pots, flameware teapots, and flameware saucepans and double boilers. We have opened a Pyrex Museum. It is filled with pre-WWII pieces (1915-1945) that you rarely see. Enjoy it, and maybe even buy something from it! We wanted everyone to be able to see some HTF piece of Pyrex. FLAMEWARE glassware was produced from 1936 - 1979. It is distinguished from crystal glassware by the blue tint that it has, caused by the addition of alumino-sulfate in the production process. That's right, this page includes percolators, tea pots, skillets, double boilers, etc., all produced by Corning Glass with that wonderful creation called Flameware, the "refrigerator to stove to table" glassware. We have whole pieces and parts (for those of you like Captain Larry, who seem to break these things easily). To order: Our address: attic@nettally.com If you want to place an order, please be specific about the item description. If you want to ask a question, ask freely. We will try to answer to the best of our ability. If something is "on hold", that probably means that someone has expressed interest, but it is not yet sold, or we have listed it on an EBay auction. Internet sales, including determining shipping, etc, usually take us a few days, including a few e-mails with our customers. If you see something that is "on hold", feel free to ask us about the availability. We have had people say they want an item, and later change their mind. |
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| This is nice. This is a Pyrex Prize Recipes cookbook published in 1953. It is a hard cover book and is in very good shape for its age. IT has 128 pages of recipes, and includes about 50 color plates of your favorite Pyrex cookware. This is a "must" for the serious Pyrex collector. | $20.00 |
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| Flameware Double Boilers | ||
| #6763 Five pieces of Pyrex in this set. There are the two saucepans, two(gunmetal blue) spring-loaded detachable handles, and a lid. This is the 1 1/2 qt. double boiler. This is numbered 6763-U and 6763-L, for the upper and lower sauce pans. The lid fits both pieces. These were produced from 1937-52. The green stamped "Flameware" logo on the bottom of both pieces indicates that this set was made prior to the end of WWII!! | SOLD!! |
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| #6763 Five pieces of Pyrex in this set. Same as above except this one has an aluminum band for the handles. 1 Available. | $59.00 |
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| #6283 There are three pieces of Pyrex in this set. There are the two saucepans with handles and a lid which fits either. Modifications from the above included a little heavier glass and the handles are placed closer together - you could pick up both pots with one hand!! 4 Available. | $49.99 |
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| SPARE PARTS For Flameware Double Boilers | ||
| #6283-U - This is the top bowl for the 6763 line, no handle. 2 Available. | $15.00 | |
| #6283-L - This is the top bowl for the 6763 line, no handle. 2 Available. | $15.00 | |
| #62 - H - This handle fits either bowl for the #6283. In original box! | $7.00 |
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| #62-H - This handle fits either bowl for the #6283. | $6.00 | |
| #6283-C - A cover for either of the 6283 bowls. New in box! | SOLD |
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| Heat Grid Spreader - Should be used with all flameware on electric stoves | $5.00 |
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Corning Glass didn't expect you to only use Flameware Percolators for coffee!! This picture from the 1953 edition of Pyrex Prize Recipes shows them being used for cooking corn, yams, spaghetti, pasta sauce asparagus, etc.!!! |
| Drip Coffeemaker | ||
| This is nice!! It is a Range Top 6 cup Drip coffeemaker. It comes to you complete with the original box and packing material. It includes the basket with lid, top lid that fits both pots, two pots and the heat spreader grid for use on an electric stove!! All pieces, including the box, are in excellent condition. | SOLD! |
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Flameware Percolators - Part I The "Older" models Here are the earliest of the Pyrex Percolators. These were produced from 1938-52. The still make excellent coffee. If you want a vintage, and original, Pyrex percolator, you will find it here. These older models are interesting because Corning was not as 'organized' as when the later models came out (below). Thus, much of the numbering and the variety of different parts makes for good collecting. Notice that all of the pots here have different handles!! |
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| #7826 Pyrex 6 cup coffee pot - The water just "bumped" off of the lid and into the basket! This is the oldest of the percolators (notice the straight, glass handle and tab top), it was produced during the 1940s - this is the "original" Pyrex percolator. | $37.99 |
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| #7826 Pyrex 6 cup coffee pot (#7826) - This unique percolator has a dark brown handle. This handle makes it almost "unique" among Pyrex percolators. These were produced during the end of the 7826 run. This was produced until 1952 - it's 50 years old and in immaculate shape! | $36.99 |
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| #7826(??) Pyrex 6 cup coffee pot - This looks like a #7826, but is unnumbered on the bottom. Above the Pyrex logo it says "A - 6", and below is an "X". It may be the result of an experiment!! The band is gunmetal blue. | $36.99 |
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| #7826(??) Pyrex 6 cup coffee pot - This looks like a #7826, but is unnumbered on the bottom. Above the Pyrex logo it says "A - D", and below is an "X". It may be the result of an experiment!! The band is the snap-on type that makes cleaning easy, and is brushed aluminum. | $36.99 |
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| #7826(??) Pyrex 6 cup coffee pot - This looks like a #7826, but is unnumbered on the bottom. Above the Pyrex logo it says "A - 3", and below is an "X". It may be the result of an experiment!! The band is the snap-on type that makes cleaning easy, and is bright aluminum. | $36.99 |
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Flameware Percolators - Part II The "Newer" models Here are the more "modern" percolators. These were produced from the early 50s to the mid 60s. They differ from the older models in the shape of the body and handle. They still make the same excellent coffee that the older models make. A close friend of ours purchased a 6 cup from us, and in addition to making wonderful morning coffee he boils his eggs in the percolator at the same time!! He says that they come out brown, but taste great. His pot does double-duty in the morning. Be sure to see the 1950s ads on this page to find out how many things you can do with your new coffee pot besides making great coffee. |
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| #7754 Pyrex 4 cup coffee pot - all glass except for the top & bottom of the basket. This particular model was produced from 1952 until the mid 60s. We have had a fair number of these, and... can't seem to keep them in stock! Just the thing for that "short pot" in the morning. | $35.99 |
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| #8854 Pyrex 4 cup coffee pot - This was made in the 60s, and was the last of the glass percolators. The basket and pump (stem) are glass (one small chip at top of stem which will not affect the operation), but this has a nice decorative wide aluminum band for the dark brown handle. It also has an aluminum lid which will not chip!! | $29.95 |
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| #7756 Pyrex 6 cup coffee pot - all glass except for the bottom of the basket. The water just "bumped" off of the lid and into the basket! This is the most popular of the Pyrex percolators - we have a difficult time keeping them in stock. | $38.99 |
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| #7759 Pyrex 9 cup coffee pot - all glass except for the top and bottom of the basket. Still makes beautiful coffee! This is the "big boy" of the Pyrex percolators. | $40.99 |
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| Flameware Percolators - Parts and Pieces | ||
| #7754 Lid. 2 available. | $6.00 |
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| #7756 Lid. 6 available. | $7.00 | |
| #7756 Lid in original box. 6 available. | $8.00 |
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| #7754 glass basket with aluminum bottom. 4 available. | $8.00 | |
| #7756 glass basket with aluminum bottom. 4 available. | $8.00 | |
| Heat Grid Spreader - Should be used with all flameware on electric stoves | $5.00 |
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Page from a 1936 (!!) Dealer Catalog.
| Flameware Saucepans | ||
| #6213. 1 1/2 qt. Flameware saucepan with non-detatchable handle. Knob top handle. 1 available. | $30.00 |
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| #6322. 1 qt. detatchable band Flameware saucepan. Green bottom label indicated WWII vintage. 1 available. | $25.00 |
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| #6323. 1 1/2 qt. saucepan with detatchable band. Green painted number on bottom indicates WWII vintage. 1 available. | $30.00 |
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| #6323. 1 1/2 qt. saucepan with detatchable handle and tab top lid. 1 available. | $30.00 |
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Flameware Saucepans
These are nice, small saucepans which have a 'one handle fits all' luxury. You could have one or two handles in your kitchen with a variety of pans. The pans could go on the table or counter and the handle removed. It also makes for very economical storage of the skillets - no handles sticking out!! These are the 'original' flameware pieces. They were produced by Corning beginning in 1936. |
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| 1 qt. saucepan. It is numbered 832-B and is 7" across. Just the thing for the "small" meal. 2 available. | $10.99 |
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| 1 1/2 qt. saucepan. It is numbered 833-B and is 8" across. Slightly deeper than the above pan. 4 Available. | $12.99 |
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| Flameware handles - These handles fit the #832 and #833 saucepans and the 7" skillet above. Buy some of these saucepans or skillets and you have a handle for ALL of them! Once the handle is detatched you have a serving dish for the table. $4.99 each. | ||
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Corning Glass didn't expect you to only use Flameware Teapots for tea!! This picture from the 1953 edition of Pyrex Prize Recipes shows them being used for cooking squash, eggs, pasta, spaghetti, etc.!!! |
| Flameware Teapots | ||
| #8126. This is a "vintage" tea pot. This is #8126, and is a 6 cup pot. Production of this teapot began in 1943, and continued only until 1952. It was replaced by the model below - the handle was thicker and the lid was changed. This is the "original" Flameware teapot! | $35.00 |
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| #8446. This is just a "nice" little tea pot. This is #8446-B, and is a 6 cup pot. It has a beautiful blue tinge that is typical of the Flameware line of Pyrex. You will like this piece! | $31.00 |
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