If your decorating style leans more toward Mad Men than French farmhouse, I'll bet good money that you have a piece of Pyrex bakeware stashed somewhere in your house. It might have been your mother's mixing bowl or your grandmother's casserole, but these days it's just as likely that you scored the piece from Etsy or from a vintage seller you found on Instagram.
Like My Little Pony and Doc Martens, Pyrex is enjoying a lucrative second life in the 21st century with the urban homesteader contingent. Instead of languishing in dusty kitchen cabinets, it's got a place of pride on the shelves of millennial cooks, design enthusiasts, and postmodern homemakers.
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