I have a collection of Pyrex with plastic lids. No problem with odors.

My DH is very anti-plastic and bought us a set of Snapware. I like it.

So, Snapware is Pyrex? I believe these are glass dishes with plastic lids.

They're priced nicely, and claim not to pick up odors.

I have some vintage glass wit glass lids but from the 50’s . They belonged to two of my Aunts . Could they have lead? I only use them decoratively.

I do seem to remember seeing some current ones in Williams Sonoma and IKEA catalogs, but that was a few years ago

Like these? I got these for a wedding gift so they are ancient and I use them all the time. You may have to search eBay or thrift shops to find them.

I have also a couple pieces from Qvc but the lids are plastic. Very pretty for serving.

Dedtired, mine are solid colored but stackable like that. I just always wondered if they were ok to use.

Lord knows the plastic stuff I used with my kids in the 90s was questionable

The QVC stuff is called Temptations. I bought some casseroles and mini loaf pans to give grief or new baby meals in. Very pretty and I kept two of the set of four loaf pans for myself!

I haven't seen the all glass version except as vintage pieces. HERE is a set with wooden lids. The reviews don't say whether the wood absorbs odors.

Ida Claire, check out ikea 365

The IKEA 365 are glass, including the lid (they do have a rubber seal) and are very inexpensive.

Dedtired, those are adorable! I wouldn't have thought about them containing lead. Hmmm. I hope not.

I am no enviromentalist and if anyone can say what we have has no lead thatd be cool. The no seal might bug me. The are shown on a piece of furniture in my dining room. I have served stuff from them for a quick luncheon. Someone get my contractor outta quarantine to put my DR back together!

I think someone is still making them...I bought two just like the ones you pictured (except they have both clear glass lids and bodies) at my food co-op a couple of years ago. Unfortunately, no brand on them that I can find. I use them ALL the time; perfect for microwaving a single serving or putting a dab of something into the refer. No chips at all and I use one of the two I have almost daily.

eta: This is exactly like mine, but i cannot find them for sale anywhere. This pic is from a really, really strange website where it's pictured but not for sale (I'll keep looking).

Okay, I think I figured it out. There are some of these and others in the same style, different sizes on ebay and they are labelled Anchor Hocking 1932 Vintage design. They all are called that. I was thinking the pieces I saw were from 1932, but I think that is the name of the line - a more current issue, in a vintage design, but not vintage pieces. I found an article from 2001 recommending them and that they were being sold at the Container store, Crate and Barrel, etc. at that time, so definitely not vintage. I can't seem to find new ones for sale anywhere so maybe they've been discontinued. But lots for sale on ebay. And etsy. Some are calling them "vintage" with prices to match, but it's the name of the line and they aren't old. https://www.ebay.com/itm/Two-ANCHOR-HOCKING-1932-Vintage-Design-4-5-Square-Covered-Refrigerator-Dishes/264638144884?hash=item3d9da9a174:g:7acAAOSwgtdeSskj

eta I just looked at Anchor Hocking website and they aren't listed, so have been discontinued.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/lifestyle/food/2001/01/03/containment/7e7dda3e-4442-411e-b764-af0076150af9/

I have some of the vintage pieces shown in original pic. And I also have some contemporaryPyrex with glass lids, the lids have silicone rims.

There are many vintage pieces on Etsy, but they aren't inexpensive.

https://www.etsy.com/search?q=glass%20pyrex%20containers%20with%20glass%20lids

I love glass refrigerator dishes for storing cheese. They allow just the correct amount of air circulation to keep the cheese from getting moldy. We have a small collection but recently broke one so we went to 2 antique malls and I came home with 3 vintage pieces. I splurged on a cobalt blue one because it was the perfect size and shape. One of the pieces is to preserve a one-pound block of butter and is nice for butter or cheese but I have flipped it upside down and used the base as a lid. By finding the pieces locally I think they were cheaper and I was able to check for chips in the glass or other flaws. Hope you get lucky and find some.

You can often reuse glass food jars too. I find Newman’s own salsa jars particularly practical because of the wide mouth and straight sides. They are great for overnight oats.

Lehman’s Hardware in Kidron, OH.

https://www.lehmans.com/product/kilner-glass-food-storage-containers/

Can't speak for any with glass lids, but own a large set of Snapware and another of Glasslock. Both are great, lids do not absorb or give off odors, everything DW safe. Started buying in 2013 and 2014 for us and DD2. Still going strong.

Lock and Lock - QVC I've had these in blue for years and I love them. The plastic lids are very sturdy, not the kind that bends. They have a lot of selections.

No suggestion as to what kind to get, but the vintage stuff, don't put it in the dishwasher. It will lose the decoration & color (paint for lack of better word) before long.

The Container Store sells borosilicate glass but the lids are plastic. The borosilicate containers are tempered glass and can withstand extreme temperatures (freezer - microwave - oven). This set nestles for easy storage and it's 25% off now.

https://www.containerstore.com/s/kitchen/food-storage/borosilicate-glass-square-food-storage/12d?productId=11011637

dedtired- love your little chorus line on the counter.

Wow, thank you all so much for the very helpful information! Thanks to the recommendations provided, I have a lot of good options.

I'm still drawn to the vintage Pyrex pieces, purely because they are so darn cute. I did see some sets in yummy aqua and pink shades, but they were nearly $300! I suppose there are much more serious collectors of this stuff than I would ever be.

Thanks again for the kind input!

Target has pages of glass pyrex with lids at all different price points and size combinations. Some even have sassy sayings and designs like the vintage ones.

I don't like plastic storage, either, and have some of the Ikea 365 containers that are glass. Some products in that line now are plastic. I found that the Ikea stores themselves had a larger selection of glass storage than what's shown on their web site.

Ida, you might think twice about getting containers with glass lids. There's a good reason the newer glass containers have plastic lids. :)

A very bittersweet story but also an example. I have vintage Corning Ware casserole dishes in cornflower blue. The glass lid broke from my large dish, and on a smaller dish the bowl broke. I kept the remainder of each.

When my dad passed away I was cleaning out his kitchen and I found, I kid you not, one glass lid with no dish, that fit my dish with the broken lid. AND, he had the little bowl without the glass lid. How weird is that?

I could be mistaken but I think Lock and Lock is the maker of the borosilicate glass containers at The Container Store. That's the glass L & L uses, and if you notice there's no maker of the containers from the C. store.

I only store leftovers in pyrex or glass container with either a glass lid or plastic wrap. Two reasons - for warming up they can go straight into the MW or oven and second because I hate cleaning/washing plastic containers. My own pyrex and corning ware is from 1983 and I have some of my moms from the 1950's. My MIL just downsized to assisted living and my kids got all of her 1950's - 1960's pyrex and corning ware. She had some really nice vintage stuff.

ETA - still have all the lids. :)

Information about, and links to a website with results of tests for lead in Pyrex.

IdaClaire, it looks like your Pyrex refrigerator dishes do contain lead and should not be used for food.

https://www.creativegreenliving.com/2015/10/how-bad-is-lead-in-vintage-pyrex.html

Direct link to website with lead testing results for Pyrex :

https://tamararubin.com/?s=pyrex&submit=

She also has results of testing Corningware and Corelle, I believe.

I have vintage Pyrex, Fire King, and Corningware. Looks like I have a lot of research and reading to do !

Here's a Pyrex set with glass lids (with silicone seals). Looks pretty nice to me.

https://www.target.com/p/pyrex-10pc-ultimate-glass-lid-set-white/-/A-50581463

ETA: I just ordered these. They're close enough to what I've had in mind, and will get me started. I would like to eventually replace all of our plastic pieces.

I read this earlier today about vintage Pyrex and lead.

https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/vintage-pyrex-contains-unsafe-levels-of-lead/

Snopes puts this in the unproven category, but for pieces I plan to use daily, I don't think I'll spend the money on vintage pieces.

Mtn, me too, sort of. I saw it and thought "refrigerated dishes? Sure, l made stuffed French toast on Christmas."

2pups4me, Kidron and their Lehman's Hardware are about two miles from me. They do have some great things, lots of tourists.

I have the other two pieces that came with your set Olychick. Yours is the 2-cup and two of those came in the set from what I've seen. I have a rectangular piece with lid and a square one. Made by Anchor Hocking called

Bake and Keep

Discontinued 2003