Vintage Pyrex casserole dish in a decorative silver-plated holder with Vintage Sheffield England Silver Plated Slotted Serving Spoon Acorn Design 8"

Pyrex, a brand of heat-resistant borosilicate glass bakeware and cookware, was introduced by Corning Glass Works in 1915. It quickly became popular for its durability, versatility, and attractive design, revolutionizing home cooking and baking. The brand is known for its iconic patterns and durable glass products that have been a staple in kitchens for generations.

This particular casserole dish is likely paired with a silver-plated holder, a common practice in the early to mid-20th century to elevate the presentation of serving dishes. These holders often featured decorative embossed designs, such as pastoral scenes or floral motifs, adding an element of elegance to dining tables. The accompanying serving spoon, with its ornate pierced bowl, complements the style of the holder, suggesting a coordinated set intended for serving. Such sets were popular for special occasions and as decorative as well as functional kitchenware.