Three Vintage Anchor Hocking Biscuit Jars with Lids

ANCHOR HOCKING FROSTED GREEN URANIUM GLASS PRINCESS PATTERN HAND PAINTED BISCUIT JAR WITH LID VINTAGE ANTIQUE

3 Apothecary or candy jars and vintage lidded pitcher with possible bakelite handle, marked made in USA. Tallest jar has a ground glass lid, jar is chipped on the rim. Anchor Hocking Wexford jar with

These three pretty pieces of crystal are from Waterford. Each is a cut block pattern with lid. All 8.5" tall biscuit jars with lids.

Vintage Glassware Lot of (5) Includes an Anchor Hocking Mayfair pink cookie jar, lid has several chips, a St Drakes Plantation Bitters bottle, 10.25îH, a cobalt blue ribbed cream and sugar and a

Featuring A Green Depression Glass Uranium Cookie Or Biscuit Jar In The Princess Pattern By Anchor Hocking. Measuring 7.5" Tall And 5.5" Across, The Lid Has Several Nicks On The Rim, No Other Chips Or

Vintage Thanksgiving Items incl Amber Glassware and Ceramic Pie Pans . Including vintage Anchor Hocking pumpkin jar, LE Smith Sandscroll 1960's-1970s, vintage amber glass pitcher, LE Smith Vintage

2 vintage biscuit jars with silverplate lids: an etched leaf designed jar - 6.5"H and a cut glass jar - 6.25"H. Condition report: wear on silverplate. Please examine all photos closely. Contact C. Bid

Large Glass Store Display Covered Jar. Anchor Hocking glass jar and lid. Apx. 10" diameter x 13 3/4" H. Photos are considered part of the description and condition.

Title: VINTAGE URANIUM DEPRESSION Glass BISCUIT COOKIE JAR W/ LID ETCHED FLOWER Date/Period: approx 193-40;s Dimension: approx 6.25 x 8 x 5 Material: glass Additional Information: BISCUIT / COOKIE JAR

DESCRIPTION: A Silver Plated & Glass Biscuitier Lidded Jar. This is a vintage glass biscuit cookie jar canister with silver plated lid and handle. The glass is designed with a diamond cut pattern. CIR

Consisting Of Three Jars One Blue Jar Is 8-1/2" Tall With Small Flowers, One Jar Is Green With Peonies On It And Measures 8" And One Is Cream With Pink Roses On It And Measures 7" And Has Two Handles,

Glass with raised cross hatched design throughout and on lid with square footed base. Issued: 20th century Dimensions: 11.5"H x 5" dia. Manufacturer: Anchor Hocking Country of Origin: United States

Vintage ANCHOR HOCKING Silver Plated Fire King Chafing Dish W Lid and Glass Liner. 2QT. Measures approx. 12H x 12W in. Measured at widest points. Property of Greenwich Connecticut estate. Owners had r

Waterford Crystal Biscuit Barrel Jar With Lid In Vintage Lismore Pattern (6.1 x 5 inches)

Vintage Porcelain Hand Painted Biscuit Jar with Sterling Silver Plated Handle & Lid, Glass Biscuit Jar with Metal Lid, and Hand Painted Plates. Floral painted biscuit is marked Merioln Co. on bottom,

A vintage polished finish silver plated lidded serving dish featuring a clear Anchor Hocking insert. Lid possesses a pineapple finial. Twin open metalwork hand,es to the sides. Underside marked SHEFFI

Beautiful vintage Mt. Washington Pairpoint Crown Milano Biscuit Jar. Marked Pairpoint on lid. Great quality and detail. In very good original as found condition. 6 ¾ tall inches, not including ha

Wonderful pieces of Waterford crystal in the Glandore pattern. Lot is an ice bucket and biscuit jar with lid. Both measure approx. 6" tall.

-VTG JOHN ERNEST MILLER STYLE LIDED GLASS BISCUIT JAR -FROSTED THREE FACE HANDLE ON LID-STAMPED "MMA" ON BOTTOM-JR 9/9

With silver plated lids. Tallest: 9-1/2"h, with handle

THREE VINTAGE PLANTER’S PEANUT JARS20th Century1) Barrel-shaped jar with raised Mr. Peanut and traces of a white, gold and red painted decal. Lid with peanut-form finial. Height 13”. Widt

THREE VINTAGE PLANTER’S PEANUT JARS20th Century1) With raised peanuts and lettering. Lid with peanut-form finial. Height 14.5”. Width 8”.2) With raised Mr. Peanut and lettering incl

Three hand painted biscuit jars, pair of glass jars and a porcelain jar, all with silver plated mounted handle and lid, 7 1/2" high top of finial

A beautiful three-footed Japanese biscuit/cracker jar is decorated with a floral and gold moriage technique. The moriage decorating technique on pottery and porcelain dates back to the mid-1700s. Unti