Cookies Jar

This simple jar has become a very popular jar in recent years. Why? Because there were thousands of them made in the 50s/60s and many had one on their kitchen counter. So today people want that jar from their childhood. The jar was made by several different companies, this one was made in Japan. Los Angeles Pottery also made the jar. The differences are slight, values are similar.

Tootsie Roll Pops

Tootsie Roll Owl cookie jar is a licensed jar and offered for sale via catalogs, not through the company.

Sunshine Cookies Jar

This jar was another mail-in premium. I believe the order price was $11.95. Not a fantastic jar, but good for the advertising collector.

McCoy Happy Face

McCoy Happy Face cookie jar!

When It Rains, It Pours

Not sure how this jar was distributed, but it's a fun jar from Morton Salt. The wooden top fits airtight on the top.

Sears Little Girl

Little Girl cookie jar sold by Sears.

Snowbirds

I'm not normally a fan of "bird" cookie jars, but I do love this simple design that was sold at Targets Christmas 2007.

Leprechaun Jar for St. Patricks Day

This jar was made for and sold at Hobby Lobby stores.

Aunt Jemima Jar

Aunt Jemima jar was available as a premium from Aunt Jemima pancake mix.

Comedy Central Logo Jar

I'm not sure how this jar was sold or distributed, but it's a fun jar for those who like advertising or logo pieces.

Rondec Pinocchio Jar

I'm not sure how this jar was distributed, but most likely was some sort of premium since it's marked with a Vitamin company logo.

101 Dalmatians Cookie Jar

Sold at Disney Stores in March 2008 to coincide with the re-release of the 101 Dalmations dvd.

Abingdon Mother Goose

A great jar from Abingdon Potteries. Jar is approximately 12 1/4" tall and is marked on the bottom with the number 695.