Pyrex Spice O' Life (L'Echalote La Marjolaine) Casserole Dish with Lid
Pyrex (CorningWare) · Kitchenware & Appliances > Casserole Dishes

Era / Decade
Late 1970s to 1980s based on the popular Spice O' Life botanical vegetable pattern and font style.
Material
Pyroceram glass-ceramic body (durable, thermal-shock resistant) with a clear glass lid and Pyrex glass knob.
Condition
Good to Very Good. The exterior pattern is vibrant and intact with minimal fading. Some minor surface wear or light scuffs may be present on the rim or base consistent with vintage use, but no major chips or cracks are visible.
Demand Level
Strong. Vintage Pyrex and CorningWare maintain a steady, dedicated collector base and appeal strongly to mid-century and retro kitchen decor enthusiasts.
Resale Value
Estimated Resale Value
$15 - $25 - $40 (Low to Mid to High, depending on platform and inclusion of the original lid)
Estimated Retail Value
$25 - $35 (Original retail in era dollars was significantly less; modern equivalent comparable CorningWare runs around $30-$40)
Comparable Sales
Similar Spice O' Life casserole dishes with lids typically sell on eBay and Etsy between $18 and $35 plus shipping, depending on size and exact condition.
Description
Vintage Pyrex Spice O' Life oval casserole or baking dish featuring the iconic 'L'Echalote La Marjolaine' botanical motif showcasing garden vegetables like tomatoes, onions, artichokes, and mushrooms. Includes the matching clear glass lid. Perfect for retro kitchen collectors, baking, or display.
Key Features
Highly recognizable and collectible retro 70s/80s Pyrex pattern; durable dual-purpose ceramic cookware; includes original matching clear glass lid; classic French country aesthetic.
Authenticity Indicators
Genuine vintage Pyrex features the characteristic milk-white pyroceram base, crisp graphic printing with French text, and standard Pyrex/Corning mold marks on the bottom of the dish and glass lid. High confidence in authenticity.
Flaws to Note
Possible minor utensil marks on the interior or light exterior scuffing from storage and previous use. Inspect the rim for tiny flea bites or micro-chips typical of vintage glassware.
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
Etsy is best for vintage home goods and collectors; eBay provides a broad audience for fast searchability; Facebook Marketplace is great for local pickup to avoid high glass shipping costs.
Selling Tips
Highlight the complete set with the lid in your listing. Use keywords like retro kitchen, vintage Pyrex, Spice O' Life, and French country decor. Pack extremely carefully with bubble wrap and double-boxing to prevent glass breakage during shipping.