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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Joan, post: 406817, member: 5398&quot;][ATTACH=full]141729[/ATTACH] Other popular vintage Pyrex items are the clear glass stove top coffee pot/percolators (I received one as a wedding gift in 1967). Apparently, modern-day coffee connoisseurs think they brew the best coffee. I&#039;ve found a few at thrift stores for $1.95-$4.95 (but the chain thrifts stores have gotten wise to their popularity and have raised their prices accordingly). I&#039;ve sold them for as much as $83 on ebay. Even just the various parts sell well.&nbsp; To remove any coffee stains, I brew a pot of water with a spoonful of Oxyclean -- it makes the pot and aluminum strainers look like new. I also use it to clean vintage Corning Ware coffee pots. I wash well afterwards and then brew a pot of coffee and rinse again before selling the pot.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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