Antique Mustard Jar

Mustard Jar, Heimburger, Danish Art Nouveau silver with ornamentation.

A refined sterling silver mustard jar and matching ladle crafted by Marcus & Company of New York, a distinguished American jeweler and silversmith active during the late 19th and ear...

Sharing with you this lovely Sugar / Mustard Jar in Blue and white. Kangxi period pieces in underglaze blue.

Antique Meissen mustard jar with a spoon in hand-painted porcelain with flowers and gold decoration, Late 19th century.

Description Fantastic and rare piece of very high quality. Very nicely potted. Decorated with underglaze blue with figures and deer. Real collectors piece. Around 1640-60 tran...

Originally used for fermenting foods and condiments in a provincial Chinese kitchen, this early 20th century terracotta jar is cloaked in a thick mustard yellow glaze.

A large French terracotta Biot jar with mustard glazed rim and brown/mustard glaze drips.

Found in France, this French confit jar dates from approximately 1915. This piece stands 7.25” high and has the traditional form with a wide vessel body and two handles on the sides ...

Found in France, this French confit jar dates from approximately 1915. This piece stands 12.25” high and has the traditional form with a wide vessel body and two handles on the sides...

A pair of colorful Chinese jars with mustard color ground, having pink and blue flowers, pomegranates and butterflies, with hand carved wooden lids.

Westmoreland's main production was pressed glass tableware lines, mustard jars, and candy containers. In 1921, George West left the company and started his own glass company, Georg...

The classic Provençal and Mediterranean forms; the most common is the olive oil jar, traditionally in terracotta, was copiously coated with a thick drizzle of emerald-green or must...

The classic Provençal and Mediterranean forms; the most common is the olive oil jar, traditionally in terracotta, was copiously coated with a thick drizzle of emerald-green or must...

The classic Provençial and Mediterranean forms; the most common is the olive oil jar, traditionally in terracotta, copiously coated with a thick drizzle of emerald-green or mustard...

The classic Provençal and Mediterranean forms; the most common is the olive oil jar, traditionally in terracotta, was copiously coated with a thick drizzle of emerald-green or must...

The classic Provençal and Mediterranean forms; the most common is the olive oil jar, traditionally in terracotta, was copiously coated with a thick drizzle of emerald-green or must...

The classic Provençal and Mediterranean forms; the most common is the olive oil jar, traditionally in terracotta, was copiously coated with a thick drizzle of emerald-green or must...

The classic Provençal and Mediterranean forms; the most common is the olive oil jar, traditionally in terracotta, was copiously coated with a thick drizzle of emerald-green or must...

The classic Provençal and Mediterranean forms; the most common is the olive oil jar, traditionally in terracotta, was copiously coated with a thick drizzle of emerald-green or must...

The classic Provençal and Mediterranean forms; the most common is the olive oil jar, traditionally in terracotta, was copiously coated with a thick drizzle of emerald-green or mustar...

Circa 1900s classic French rustic confit jar with mustard gold glaze at top and green streak on one handle.

Tall circa 1900 French confit jar with mustard colored glaze on neck, shoulders and handles and darker brown glaze on body.

The internally painted bodies with losses giving them a wonderful decorative look, the mustard coloured jar with crack to the glass at the rear please see the photos.

Two glasses of wine—one red and one white—stand beside green glass bottles, completing the rich and inviting tableau. A small jar, possibly containing mustard, adds a final touch of ...

Georg Jensen pyramid mustard jar with spoon, number 632. Green enamel.

Antique French pottery and although we are not experts in pottery, this appears to be what they call a mustard jar. There are no visible prior repairs.

Found in the South of France, this vintage stoneware Digon Grey-Poupon mustard pot will add charm to your kitchen and would be a great addition to any stoneware collection. This pot ...

Others as jam or mustard jars. As this piece has a small hairline crack to the side, we do not suggest using it as a vase, as it will not hold water.

Found in France, this French confit jar dates from approximately 1915. This piece stands 11.5” high and has the traditional form with a wide vessel body and two handles on the sides ...

Crafted in Italy circa 1880, the earthenware vessel features double handles and lower spout at the bottom. The terracotta olive jar is in excellent condition with a beautiful and ric...

The tall time-worn olive oil jar is in excellent condition commensurate with age and use, and adorns a beautiful and rich hand painted mustard glazing finish throughout.

This elegant antique olive oil jar was hand-crafted in Greece circa 1860. Round in shape with narrow base and neck, the large vessel features a rolled rim at the top accented with a...

A vibrant and well-preserved 19th-century French confit pot from the southwest region of France, traditionally used to preserve meats in duck or goose fat. Handcrafted from terracott...

This very large early 20th century white faience mustard pot or dispenser with its lift-off lid features the label of the mustard and vinegar maker, Dessaux Fils, Orleans, founded in...

Holds a set of six floral etched glass bottles / condiment containers - two with glass stoppers, two with screw on shaker tops, and two flip top jam / mustard jars with notch for spo...

Antique handmade mustard color ginger jar pottery lamp with beige linen drum shade.

Antique French Confit Pot or Confit Jar is a Mustard Yellow and the perfect decorative accessory for any country inspired kitchen.

Henriot Quimper Mustard Jar Faience

It is an antique painted mustard jar from Dijon, France. The lid has been affixed and a base added.

pretty heavy, almost an urn from the city Dijon in the middle of France,a wonderfull patine

These pieces of pottery were originally used to store confit jars in France. It is more common to find mustard glazed jars but the green ones are more difficult to find.

Lovely pair of ceramic mustard jar lamps. Large jars probably from a store made into lamps in the 1960s.

Most of the confit jars and a mustard yellow color and a small percentage is a stunning green color.