Pyrex snowflake garland #474 B 1 1/2 QT Cinderella garland - VGUC no lid​​​

one tiny scratch....that's it One of the selling points of this new casserole dish was its clear cover, meant to be used not only as a cover but as a trivet to protect table surfaces. It could even be used as an extra serving dish. Snowflake was released in three versions. The longest running color combination was a white pattern on a turquoise background. However Snowflake also came in a turquoise pattern on a white background, and a white pattern on a charcoal background. While the white on turquoise version ran until 1967, the turquoise on white was produced until 1963 and the charcoal version was produced until 1960. In 1963 a new product line called “Turquoise” was released, which included both Butterprint and Snowflake in the white pattern on turquoise background. The same blue tint was used in both product lines. Later the “Multitone Blue” 300-series bowl set was added to the Turquoise collection. In 1972, a pattern called Snowflake Blue, sometimes called “Garland” by collectors, was released as part of the Compatibles line. Snowflake Blue had a pattern of snowflakes, dots and swags that resembled a garland. All vintage or antique items may show natural wear due to age. Items are described and photographed as is, and wear or damage is noted. Please examine the photos carefully, and feel free to reach out with any questions!