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Pyrex began manufacturing patterned sets in the 1950s. Atomic Eyes is the oldest Pyrex pattern known to exist.

There are currently 171 unique patterns listed on this page.Ī B C D E F G H I K L M N O P R S T V W ZĪvocado Round Casserole (1970) (#984-16) -īake N' Carry Country Blue (1983) (#4756) -īake N' Carry Country Cinnamon (1983) (#4757) -Ĭinderella Chip & Dip Set (Balloons*) (1958) (#395-M) -Ĭinderella Cradled Casserole (1958) (#983 M1) -Ĭinderella Divided Serving Dish (Barbed Wire*) (1958) (#963M) -Ĭinderella Divided Serving Dish (Constellation*) (1959) (#963-CW) -Ĭinderella Electric Buffet (1958) (#1995) -Ĭinderella Serving Bowl (Needlepoint) (1957) (#443-CW, 575-M-1) -Ĭinderella Serving Casserole (Starburst*) (1960) (#575-CW-1) -Ĭinderella Serving Casserole SS (1958) (#575 M2) -ĭainty Maid Serving Bowl (Turquoise Diamonds*) (1959) (#) -ĭeluxe Buffet Server (Golden Poinsettia*) (1961) (#55) -ĭeluxe Cinderella Casserole (Golden Hearts*) (1958) (#945CW1) -ĭeluxe Cinderella Casserole (Hex Signs*) (1960) (#68) -ĭeluxe Hostess Casserole (Frost Garland*) (1962) (#96) -ĭesigner Collection Daisy (1978) (#4078) -ĭivided Buffet Server (Scroll*) (1962) (#88) -Įarly American 4-Qt. The Snowflakes pattern is sometimes confused with Pyrex’s Snowflake Blue pattern that was released in 1972. Exhibit page on .Īlphabetical listing, click here to sort by year. Titles link to a page with expanded information.Ĭlick on the camera icon for a photo or a slideshow. Years of introduction listed may be best estimates. Pattern names marked with a * are those often seen used for patterns which either had no official name or for which an official name has not been confirmed. Pattern names listed below are those officially designated by Corning, if known, as seen either on cartons, in literature, or in advertising.