Vintage Pyrex "Butterfly Gold" Cinderella small Mixing Bowl, Made in USA 72-78

Vintage Pyrex "Butterfly Gold" Cinderella small Mixing Bowl, Made in USA 1972-1978 Pyrex Butterfly Gold mixing bowl, a popular design from the 1970s. Here's some information about it: Design and History: The Butterfly Gold pattern was introduced in 1972 as a "Pyrex Compatible" design to match Corelle dinnerware. Designed by Gregory Mirow, it features a gold floral and butterfly motif on a yellow or white background. The bowls are made of durable milk glass. Features: The bowls are oven, microwave, and freezer safe. They are available in various sizes, typically ranging from 1.5 pints to 4 quarts. The bowl in the image appears to be a 4-quart size, identified by the number 444 on the bottom. The bowls have a pouring spout and handles for easy use. Care and Value: Vintage Pyrex should be hand-washed to avoid fading the colors. The vintage designs are popular among collectors, often evoking nostalgia. Prices for these bowls vary based on condition, size, and demand, with some sets selling for hundreds of dollars. The all-capitalized "PYREX" logo indicates it is vintage. Additional Notes: The bowl can also be used for serving and storing food. A series of mixing bowls will feature numbers 401 (1.5 pint), 402 (1.5 quart), 403 (2.5 quart), 404 (4 quart). Pyrex was owned by Corning until 20 years ago