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A 1063 doesn't have a lid. An 063 does.

Must be nice to find a 1063 other than opal white. Seems I can't go anywhere without tripping over 2 or 3 of them per stop.

A 474 casserole for my Daisy group, and an Ivy* 441 dip bowl from the 1964 Chip and Dip.

Um, yeah. Just tell her you wanted it to be a surprise and get her something like Forest Fancies instead.

It's not Pyrex. Some piece of F-K or Glasbake, I assume.

Edit: It looks like Glasbake, and I think the pattern is fleur de lis.

Lots to see. :D All a tad over-priced (IMO). :( 111434123031475814473/albumid/6152235032844273009 The first 10 photos were all at the same place, the first 9 apparently the same vendor (everything marked "firm"). What did I buy? Yep, another yellow 404. :roll: https://lh3.googleusercontent...

Some sources say my "blue wheat" casserole should have come with a knob top lid, but I see as many with the utility lid on eBay. I wonder if there was more than one SKU offered. I'm not picky for $7.50. I'll find a 623 lid cheap somewhere.

Nothing at the local thrift yesterday, but a new truck was arriving as I left. Gave me an excuse to stop in again today. Worth the trip:

Blue Wheat* 023 round casserole

If I understand correctly, a pie plate numbered 209 would have to be after 1921. And they stopped making etched pieces around 1940.

Ironically, these came from the same seller from whom I bought my first Wagner skillet many years ago. We had never talked Pyrex before, and it turns out she collects some, too. She said she thinks she has some of the things I'm looking for, and would call me.