3 Pyrex Casserole Dishes with Lids

Object Name: 
3 Pyrex Casserole Dishes with Lids

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Object Name: 
3 Pyrex Casserole Dishes with Lids
Accession Number: 
2010.4.1285
Dimensions: 
See Individual Records
Location: 
Not on Display
Date: 
1981-1986
Web Description: 
Interesting Facts about Pattern: -Shenandoah was one of the last patterns to be released before production on all opal Pyrex ceased. Pattern Description: As one of the last patterns to exist in the opal Pyrex line, Shenandoah is one of the lesser-known patterns released to the consumer market. The collection was small and only released on the three-piece Mixing Bowl set (300-80), the Cinderella Bowl set (440-80), the three-piece Bake, Serve and Store set (470-80), and the three-piece Casserole set (480). A four-quart casserole dish was added to the collection in the mid-1980s. As the popularity of CorningWare and Corelle Tableware grew, interest in the Pyrex patterned opal ware declined. By 1986, when production on all opal Pyrex ceased, Shenandoah was one of four patterns being made.
Pattern Name: 
Shenandoah
Provenance: 
Williams, Dianne, Source
2010-12-30
Primary Description: 
3 Pyrex Dishes in "Shenandoah" Pattern with Lids. Colorless glass and opaque white opalware glass, screen-printed yellow with green enamel; mold-pressed. Circular white dishes with handles and yellow exteriors. Decorated with screen-printed green enamel motif of flowers and leaves. Colorless lids.