Vintage Turquoise PYREX Butterprint Casserole Dish — Model 474-B
One of the most iconic patterns in mid-century American kitchenware, this Pyrex Butterprint casserole is a collector's favourite. The bold turquoise-on-white print — designed by John Philip Johnson — is crisp, vibrant, and unmistakably retro. Made from Corning's durable Opalware glass, it's built to last and beautiful enough to display.
What's Included
A complete set: the Model 474-B casserole dish and its original 474-C lid — both in excellent condition. Use it to bake, serve, or style a shelf; this piece earns its place in any kitchen or collection.
Condition & Specifications
Condition: Excellent — no chips, vibrant shiny exterior, minimal interior wear; appears near-unused.
Dimensions: 9 1/4 × 7 1/2 × 3 1/2 inches (including handles); 4 inches tall with lid
Capacity: 1.5 Qt
Model: Casserole 474-B / Lid 474-C
Designer: John Philip Johnson
Maker: Pyrex by Corning Glass Works
Origin: USA
Era: 1957–1968
Care Instructions
Hand-wash only with mild soap and a non-abrasive sponge. Avoid the dishwasher — harsh detergents permanently dull the gloss and fade the iconic Butterprint pattern.