Yes, it happened to my wife and I today, November 27, 2012. The dish was being used for the second time only. My wife had made a lasagna in it. She took the lasagna out of the oven, and about 1 minute later, we heard the sound of pieces of glass landing on the floor in front of the stove. The shards of glass traveled about 8 feet from the dish. In the attached picture you can see the dish is on a metal tray, which was put under the glass dish in case some cheeze bubbled over. It was set on top of the stove, on the two front burners which were cold to my touch. So I'll be getting my money back for the dish, and I'll be asking for the cost of the Lasagna to, which was worth more then the dish. Elsewhere I have read that the type of silica used to make Pyrex has changed and that Pyrex is no longer, "Pyrex". Corning is just licencing the name and it is no doubt made by someone who knows about price, but little else. This particular dish had wide horizontal handles and came with a plastic lid.

Thought I would help bump this so others chime in - Pottery Barn has some gorgeous leather counter stools in their catalog this month - brown legs but the leather is also brown (no white) - Design within Reach has some gorgeous white leather counter stools with stainless legs (at dwr.com, the chair is called the Antica - they are $$$ but look sleek and comfy - which is hard to find!) good luck - hopefully others have some ideas!

Very disappointed with our ours. White uppers, what was sold as maple (but is actually a veneer) lowers. “Wood” finishes don’t match from one cabinet front to another. The finish is easily damaged on the “wood“ and the white looks cheap. Not at all equivalent to the price they charge. Our contractor: ”I don’t understand - this is supposed to be a high quality product.”

I'm pretty sure I've seen several in the Finished Kitchens Blog (FKB). Go to the FKB: http://finishedkitchens.blogspot.com/ Click on the "FKB Categories" link (right side of the page) Scroll down to the "Cabinets" category Look for "Multiple colors/shades of cabinets:" Click on the "Mixed Cabinets" link You will be presented with a list of the kitchens that have mixed "colors"...usually stained & painted Click on the name of the user ("[username]'s Kitchen") I'm almost certain I saw several instances of white cabinets with dark crown molding. I think there are actually examples of both...where the crown molding matches the cabinets and where it contrasts (matches the darker color (floor or cabinet)). Good luck!