For those who LOVE PYREX ..... a brand developed by CORNING Glass (est 1851) in 1912. PYREX has been produced in 3 Major Categories: CLEAR (1915 -); Flameware (1936-79); Coloured (Clear and Milk Glass) (1947-) ...

Percolators - FLAMEWARE Percolators were introduced in 1943. This is a WONDERFUL example of a made-to-be-used collectible - highly sought after as a most recognizable & POPULAR FLAMEWARE item.

Offered here is a FABULOUS and ICONIC - Vintage PYREX, FLAMEWARE-Line - 6-Cup Coffee Percolator Pot & Lid - ONLY - in MOST-excellent barely-gently used condition.

The Lidded Pot measures - ~5 1/2" in diameter at the top, 8 3/4" across the handle-spout; 7" in height - max; 5 3/4" across the bottom

As per MULTIPLE QUANTITIES – vintage items are often unique by the lives they've lived, and markings embossed on base. Those details are included here. Buyer's choice after purchase - better is sent, by default.

Q1 – barely-used 

ALL glass surfaces are GLEAMING - clean & HIGHLY-GLOSSY. There are NO obvious cracks nor flea bites - there is a small chip on the very outer-end's edge of the affixed handle; NO stains, rubs, scratches nor any haziness - beautiful!!!

Lid -

The Lid is of the two-tab, lock-in type - embossed with - "7756-C J-27"; and "PYREX "circled R"" along the vertical inner rim. Its condition is near perfect.

Pot -

The Pot itself is "tell-tale bluish" in colour marked in reverse print on the bottom's button: "7756-B 6 CUP; F; "flame symbol"; MADE IN U.S.A.; "circled R"; PYREX"; marked "4"C and "6"C along the pot's side.

Stainless Band -

The Stainless Steel Band is secured in place by removable, ORIGINAL, fitted male-female screws, which also secure the handle - allowing for easy removal + a thorough cleaning, if needed.

The band is stamped with "7759; "flame"; PYREX; BOIL DRY OR USE ON ELECTRIC RANGE WITHOUT GRID WILL CAUSE BREAKAGE; STAINLESS".

This Band may have been designed for a 9-Cup percolator (due to the MPN) BUT also fits this 6-Cup Pot just fine.

Handle -

The Handle is embossed - "77-H; D-20"; and "PYREX "circled R"" – on either side of the handle at the pot.

 

Q2 - gently-barely-used

Lid –

There are no cracks, flea-bites, nor significant stains. There are some fine rubs and scratches from cleaning; rub-wear to the underside of the horizontal outer rim and to the exterior surface of vertical inner collar rim; a ½” chip out of the lower edge of the inner collar rim; a little residue along the molded tabs on the upper surface of this older style Lid.

The Lid is of the two-tab, lock-in type - embossed on the UPPER SURFACE on opposite sides with - "7829 C” one side, “PYREX – MADE IN U.S.A.” –other side.

This Lid may have been designed for a 9-Cup percolator (due to the MPN) BUT also fits this 6-Cup Pot just fine.

Pot –

Barely used - ALL glass surfaces are super-highly-glossy. There are NO obvious chips, cracks nor flea bites; NO stains, marking, nor hazing; No significant rubs or scratches – just a little rub-wear to the base seat-rim.

The Pot itself is "tell-tale bluish" in colour marked in reverse print on the bottom's button - "7756-B 6 CUP; O; "flame symbol" LOGO; MADE IN U.S.A.; "circled R"; PYREX"; marked "4"C and "6"C along the pot's side.

Stainless Band -

The Stainless-Steel Band is secured in place by removable, ORIGINAL, fitted male-female screws, which also secure the handle - allowing for easy removal + a thorough cleaning, if needed.

The band is stamped with - "7756; "flame symbol" LOGO; STAINLESS; MK"

Handle -

The Handle is embossed - "77-H; E-54"; and "PYREX "circled R"" – on either side of the handle at the pot.

The items listed above were completely disassembled for cleaning & to look for any hidden condition issues – then re-assembled. GREAT design feature!!!

SOME INTERESTING INFORMATION –

PYREX – FLAMEWARE -

FLAMEWARE is coveted by collectors and was produced from 1936-1979.

The OLDEST products made of this special type of stove-top, heat resistant glass (from 1936-47 ish) had a deeper blue-tint and were stamped vs embossed with the maker's mark and relevant information. This old-style, green stamp often wore off due to washing. By 1937 many pieces were already embossed into the glass with the relevant information.

The FLAMEWARE Glass was tinted BLUE to distinguish this new type of glass from the original PYREX crystal-clear glass. Clear PYREX Glass Percolators, Coffee-Pots, Tea-Pots, Beverage-Servers were already on the market and continued to be available and used when similar FLAMEWARE Glass items were released.

The colour of FLAMEWARE Glass changed from Blue-Tint to a Lighter Ice-Blue Tint in ~1946 - to be more appealing to buyers. Flameware was produced until 1979.

FLAMEWARE GLASS. Nearly All permanent handles on FLAMEWARE items are removeable by way of male-female fitting screws.

 

USE on STOVETOPS -

****NOTE****** - A “GRID” - CORNING/PYREX’s term for a wire triangle (star, square (any shape) – purchased for a couple of $ in most hardware stores) – is to be used on top of the stove element, beneath the pot for some heating surfaces.

USE MED to lo-MED/HI heat to bring the water to a slow boil to prevent damage to the pot – applies to ALL FLAMEWARE.

The “intensity” of our appliances has escalated over the years compared to when these products were first released – THAT’s why HI should not be used.

Some appliance surfaces are not able to tolerate a GRID – often those surfaces are more apt to heat the FLAMEWARE Glass directly.

ALWAYS best to check with the manufacturer’s instructions with regards to YOUR heating surface.

PYREX Fireside – clear brown-amber glass replaced FLAMEWARE.

CORNING released clear orange-amber ceramic-glass cookware called VISIONS Line. BOTH Fireside and Visions Lines released clear cranberry coloured cookware.

 

Percolators -

FLAMEWARE is coveted by collectors and has been producing percolators since 1943. This is a WONDERFUL example of a made-to-be-used collectible - highly sought after and a most recognizable & POPULAR FLAMEWARE item.

Standard PYREX Ovenproof Glass -

1937 – The PYREX-Brand Crystal Percolators were available – 6-C and 8-C - tall-cylinder form, seating-lid, with a straight affixed glass handle. Also available was a CORNING-Brand Coffee Maker – 6-C capacity, gravity or vacuum – upper and lower more bulbous bowls, center-filter, lid

Mid-1920’s – PYREX Percolator tops were sold separately – MPN 853.

PYREX FLAMEWARE Glass -

1943 – The FLAMEWARE Percolator – 6-C 7826 – was released – similar in form to the Crystal Percolator - tall-cylinder form, lidded, with a straight affixed glass handle. Also available was the FLAMEWARE Coffee Pot - 6-C, 7866.

1950 – More sizes of FLAMEWARE Percolators were released – 4-C 7824, 6-C 7826, 9-C 7829 – with black handles.

1953 – A new version of FLAMEWARE glass was released – Tempered FLAMEWARE along with a change in the Percolators’ Form – more short & squat, curved glass handles, lock-on covers – 4-C 7754, 6-C 7756, 9-C 7759.

SHIPPING -

My shipper will originate shipments approximately once per month - Monday-Friday – not weekends, not holidays which accounts for the longer handling time flagged on all listings – apologies.

To pay no shipping-handling - Local Porch Pick-Up always available for purchased items – please contact seller to make arrangements.

Depending on your location, eBay may add calculated taxes to your total purchase – according to local requirements – above negotiated item and shipping-handling quoted.

I use the most economical carriers who operate Monday-Friday – not weekends; not holidays.

I also refund shipping over-charges, if they are significantly over my actual cost to ship - normally, I am close to the actual cost.

All hard-surface items are – well-washed in hot soapy water, rinsed, air-dried, photographed, wrapped in clean paper towel, packed, and placed into clean storage boxes until purchased.

Processing Blankets, Once in Hand -

All Blankets are washed in Wool-Safe Laundry Detergent; dried on warm heat, until dry; photographed from both sides; folded and bagged loosely, then placed into a storage cupboard having cedar shingles throughout the cupboard until sold.

There are videos and web-sites on line which explain how wool items can be re-stretched to their proper shape or size (or closer to) – as shrinkage happens when washed and dried.

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