RARE Vintage Pyrex Orange Pumpkin Amish CINDERELLA BOWL SET-441-444

$ 633.6

Country of Origin: United States Item Width: 10 1/2" Antique: No Original/Reproduction: Vintage Original width: 10 1/2" Production Technique: Fused Glass Style: Mid-Century Modern Glassware Type: Pyrex Original/Licensed Reproduction: Original Finish: Glossy Type: Mixing Bowl Year Manufactured: 1957 Production Style: Milk Glass Backstamp: Impressed Brand: PYREX Pattern: Vintage Item Depth: 5" Theme: Pumpkin Occasion: All Occasions, Yellow & Black Gooseberry Era: Late 20th Century (1970-1999) Features: Oven-Safe Shape: Round Featured Refinements: Cinderella Bowls Material: Glass Color: Orange Number of Items in Set: Four-Piece Handmade: No Set Includes: Bowl Set Vintage: Yes Origin: America Type of Glass: Milk Glass Care Instructions: Hand Wash Only MPN: 444, 443, 442, 441 depth: 5" Time Period Manufactured: 1950-1959 Product Line: Amish Butterprint

Description

RARE Vintage Pyrex Orange Pumpkin Amish CINDERELLA BOWL SET-441-444. High Demand: The standard Butterprint pattern is already a popular and highly sought-after collectible due to its nostalgic appeal. The limited availability and unique color of the orange variation make it especially desirable for collectors, further driving up its rarity and market value. Reasons for Rarity Limited Distribution: Unlike the common turquoise Butterprint pattern which was widely sold in stores from 1957 to 1968, the orange version was exclusively a promotional item offered through the S&H Green Stamp program. Customers could only acquire the set by collecting and redeeming a specific amount of stamps. Short Production Window: The orange set was available only for a brief period, primarily through the 1965 S&H Green Stamp catalog, with availability ending when that catalog expired around April 30, 1966. High Demand: The standard Butterprint pattern is already a popular and highly sought-after collectible due to its nostalgic appeal. The limited availability and unique color of the orange variation make it especially desirable for collectors, further driving up its rarity and market value.