10 of the most popular vintage Pyrex patterns among collectors today.

1. PYREX
Most Popular
Patterns
10

2. Butterprint
The most common color schemes are
turquoise on white & the reverse. Other
colors available are orange-yellow on white
and a pink on white color scheme.
#1

3. Gooseberry
Most commonly seen in pink on white & the
reverse, white on pink. Also seen with black
gooseberries on a white or yellow color
background.
#2

4. Rainbow Striped(s)
Stripes come in the colors yellow, brown,
blue, and pink. Also known by the names:
Striped Lines and Alternating Lines.
#3

5. New Dot
Colors seen most often are yellow, orange,
blue, green and beige. The New Dot pattern
was used exclusively on the mixing bowls.
#4

6. Terra
Characterized by a dark “chocolate” brown
finish with lighter brown lines "scratched" into
the surface. Also available in red, blue yellow
and green.
#5

7. Snowflakes
Available in turquoise and white, pink and
white, and charcoal (black) and white.
Exclusive to serving and casserole dishes.
#6

8. Snowflake Blue
This pattern comes exclusively in blue on
white and white on blue. Also known as
Snowflake Garland.
#7

9. Daisy
Also known as Sunflower and Yellow Daisies.
Casserole lids are white printed with an
orange & yellow daisy pattern.
#8

10. Balloons
Promotional chip & dip set from 1958. Only
seen in turquoise with white decoration.
#9

11. “Eyes”
Actually called Hot ‘N’ Cold Chip and Dip set
but known by collectors as “Eyes”. Pieces
often sold separately or as mismatched sets.
#10

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