How Much Is a Vintage Pyrex Primary Red Nesting Mixing Bowl (403, 2.5qt) 402 Worth?
Recent completed sales put a Vintage Pyrex Primary Red Nesting Mixing Bowl (403, 2.5qt) 402 at roughly $32. Prices swing widely, anywhere from $5 to $144 depending on condition, edition, and demand. That figure is drawn across a healthy sample of 267 completed sales.
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$4.99 – $144.00
267 recent sales
Sold Median
$32.00
Realistic sale price
Asking (Active)
$35.00
24 live listings
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$31.00
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How much is a Vintage Pyrex Primary Red Nesting Mixing Bowl (403, 2.5qt) 402 worth?
Based on 267 recent sold listings, a Vintage Pyrex Primary Red Nesting Mixing Bowl (403, 2.5qt) 402 typically sells for $5 to $144 with a median of $32. The exact value depends on condition, completeness, and current market demand. Run a fresh scan for instant pricing on your specific item.
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Based on 267 recent sold listings across eBay, Poshmark, and Mercari. Last updated August 23, 2026.
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