Old dishes are new again.

This is one lady’s collection. There are more than 300 dishes! (Megan Telfer via AP)
These dishes are decorated in the Pink Gooseberry pattern. (Lauren McCullough via AP)
This pattern is called “Stardust.” (Corning Museum of Glass via AP)
Have you ever eaten out of chili bowls like these? (Tracee Herbaugh via AP)
These mixing bowls are more than 70 years old. (Corning Museum of Glass via AP)

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Polka dots. Flowers. Bright colors. Fun shapes. Corning Glass Works made these Pyrex [pie-rex] dishes years ago.

Many people today collect the glass bowls. They like old things. They remember their grandmas’ kitchens.

Read More: People have spent lots of time at home in the last year. They have done more cooking too. Pyrex still makes this glassware. But casserole dishes, chili bowls with handles, and four-piece “fridgie” sets from about 50 years ago are more popular. Prices rise as more people collect these dishes. One covered casserole dish sold for nearly six thousand dollars! Sometimes objects help us to remember people we have loved. Proverbs 10:7 tells us, “The memory of the righteous is a blessing.”