Best Vintage Pie Pans For Added Baking Charm

Updated: Apr. 12, 2024

It's always time for a tasty slice of homemade pie! Let us help find the pie plates for your signature bake.

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Emile Henry Pie Plates via merchant

Emile Henry Ceramic Pie Dish

Any pie will shine in a classic Emile Henry stoneware pie dish, especially in a brilliant shade of cherry red. Plus, crusts bake up crisp and flaky (perfect for this blueberry pie recipe), and the dish can withstand high temperatures for broiling meringues or browning savory dishes.

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Taste of Home Stoneware Pie Plate

Tested and approved by the Taste of Home Test Kitchen, this pie plate is sturdy enough for everyday use yet pretty enough for special occasions. Plus, this plate was designed with superior heat retention so your chicken potpie stays warm all throughout dinner.

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Lecreuset Apple Pie Plate via surlatable.com

Le Creuset Apple Pie Dish

If your specialty is apple pie, click “add to cart” on this Le Creuset apple pie dish. This pie dish is gorgeous and can stand up to decades of wear—it’s why we love Le Creuset so much!

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Williams Sonoma Goldtouch Pie Pans via williams-sonoma.com

Williams Sonoma Goldtouch Pro Nonstick Pie Dish

When making a list of pie-making essentials, don’t forget the basics like these nonstick metal pie dishes from Williams-Sonoma. These pans evenly distribute heat for crisp pie crust. And when that last slice of pecan pie is devoured, you can pop these pie dishes right into the dishwasher for easy cleanup.

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Pottery Barn Ceramic Pie Dish via potterybarn.com

Pottery Barn Handcrafted Ceramic Pie Dish

If you like kitchenware that feels handmade, check out this ceramic pie dish from Pottery Barn. Handcrafted by artisans in Hungary, these oversized dishes (available in 12″ and 14″ diameters) are perfect for generously sized pies, quiches and more. And don’t think you need to fuss over this handcrafted dish—it’s dishwasher and microwave safe!

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Pioneer Woman Pie Plate via walmart.com

The Pioneer Woman Vintage Floral Pie Plate

Bring some country charm to your pie with this dish! The stoneware pie plate from the Pioneer Woman is versatile and durable, and best of all, it looks great on the table thanks to the pretty florals inside and out.

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Amazon Pyrex Dish via amazon.com

Pyrex Easy-Grab Glass Plate

Over 6,000 five-star ratings tell us that this ubiquitous glass pie plate is the go-to for home pie bakers. These economical Pyrex dishes can go anywhere—fridge, freezer, oven, microwave, dishwasher. They have a cute, scalloped edge, allow you to bake up a lovely pie and they last forever. Sold!

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Lodge Pie Pan via williams-sonoma.com

Lodge Bakeware Seasoned Cast Iron Pie Pan with Grips

We love a good cast-iron pie. These pies are rustic and always delicious. But if you’re concerned that all that seasoning from your go-to savory dishes will interfere with the delicate sweetness of your pies, you can invest in a cast-iron pie pan from Lodge—one of the biggest names in cast iron.

Treat this pan just like your skillet, but take comfort in knowing it’s just for sweets. And when it’s time to take your pie out of the oven, you can grip it easily with the silicone handles.

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Great Jones Sweetie Pie Pan Via Merchant

Great Jones Sweetie Pie

Great Jones is known for its bold-hued cookware and baking sheets. But if you love big colors, you don’t need to stop with their five-star sheet pans; you can also get a ceramic pie dish with stunning pops of color—mustard, blueberry, marinara or broccoli. These dishes are deep, too, so you can fit in more of that filling you love.

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Mini Pie Pan via amazon.com

Mini Pie Pans

Don’t settle for boring disposable aluminum pans when baking up miniature pies. Try these ceramic mini pie plates complete with multicolored ruffled trim.

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Kitchenaid Pie Plate via wayfair.com

KitchenAid Stoneware Pie Plate

Want to add a bit of vintage flair to your favorite retro pie recipes? Try this KitchenAid pie plate in a perfectly old-school hue. And if you need a bit more old-fashioned baking inspiration, try these vintage-inspired cookbooks.