A glass lidded Pyrex casserole dish featuring early American colonial kitchen items. The dish measures 7 1/2" handle-to-handle and 3" high including the lid. The bottom is marked "472-1 1/2 PT. Trade Mark 21 PYREX-Made in USA-Ovenware." The condition is good, with clean crisp graphics and light visible wear to the glad lid.
From Wikipedia: Pyrex was created in 1915 when chemists at Corning Glass Works invented a new kind of borosilicate glass that could withstand extreme temperature fluctuations. Soon after, popular over-to-table-to-refrigerator household kitchenware was introduced. The continued popularity of Pyrex over the years saw the creation of nested and Cinderella mixing bowls, casseroles, divided servers, refrigerator sets, carafes, and dinnerware (to name a few) in bright colors and lively patterns.
