Canning Jars

Early 20th century American extra large canning jar.

Two mid to late 19th century salt glazed stoneware crocks / canning jars by A.P. Donaghho, Parkersburg, W. Va.

Brass watering can by Gentner Design Dimensions: D 16.5 x W 3.8 x H 8.2 cm Materials: dull tarnished brass Each of these delicately, handcrafted Bud Vases is perfect as an indiv...

Perfectly suited for display on a kitchen counter, shelf, or console, this jar can function for dry storage or simply as a sophisticated decorative object, infusing any space with ar...

Perfect for adding a subtle yet eye-catching accent, this striped jar can be positioned on a pedestal in a hallway, displayed atop a buffet in a dining room, or used as a focal point...

A great pair of temple jars for a large home that can accommodate these oversized jars.

Tin Tea cans from Late Qing dynasty or early Republic era of China, tea fragrance blends with time! 🌸 A set of exquisite tin tea cans from late Qing dynasty to the Republic era of C...

A decorative black and gold ceramic lidded jar. A lovely catchall jar and can double as a contemporary vase.

In a home setting, this porcelain jar can serve multiple purposes. It could be a centerpiece on a dining table, where it can hold seasonal decorations or remain a standalone piece of...

Perfect for use in kitchens, bathrooms, or living spaces, this versatile glass jar can hold dry goods, small essentials, or curated decorative elements.

Incredibly glamourous porcelain jar with lid by Royal Bayreuth Bavaria. Simple in lines, this lidded jar can have a variety of purposes in your living room as a container or in your ...

As a versatile decorative piece, this olive oil jar can find a place in various settings within your home.

In a modern home, this jar can serve as a striking decorative element, whether placed on a sideboard, console table, or as a floor-standing piece in a living room or entryway.

A great set of 3 decorative pewter pieces by Danish maker, Just Andersen. One is a jar canister, can be used in a bathroom to hold cotton or q tips.

This impressive piece stands at 5 feet tall and over 3 feet in diameter. Though the jar can stand on it's own, it is not very stabile.

However, this is a common condition found in old jars and can be considered a sign of the long passage of time.

Perfect for use in a kitchen, pantry, or dining space, this versatile ceramic storage jar can hold coffee, tea, sugar, biscuits, or other dry goods.

Found in France, a set of four, large glass canning preserve jars with chromolithographed labels for vegetable seeds, circa early 1900s.

A number of his jugs, crocks and canning jars survive with various markings that include TR and this particular 1 gallon capacity stamp and typical scribed horizontal lines.

Perfect as a decorative accent in a Mediterranean or farmhouse-style interior, this jar can be displayed on its own, used as a planter, or incorporated into a collection of antique p...

Perfect for modern rustic, Mediterranean, or minimalist interiors, this jar can be styled as a standalone statement or paired with dried foliage for added texture.

Jar can be used as a tobacco, weed, or stash jar.

Attributed to the late Song dynasty (960 to 1279), the tall jar has a sculptural silhouette and a richly aged surface only time can achieve.

Attributed to the Yuan dynasty (1271-1368), the earthenware jar has a sculptural silhouette and a richly aged surface only time can achieve.

Attributed to the Yuan dynasty (1271-1368) or earlier, the terracotta jar has a sculptural silhouette and a richly aged surface only time can achieve.

Attributed to the Yuan dynasty (1271-1368) or earlier, the terracotta jar is richly aged with visible erosion to the glaze and a texture only time can achieve.

Attributed to the Yuan dynasty (1279-1368) or earlier, the terracotta jar is richly aged with visible erosion to the original green glaze and a texture only time can achieve.

Attributed to the Yuan dynasty (1271-1368) or earlier, the terracotta jar is richly aged with visible erosion to the glaze and a texture only time can achieve.

Attributed to the Yuan dynasty (1271-1368) or earlier, the terracotta jar is richly aged with visible erosion to the glaze and a texture only time can achieve.

Attributed to the Yuan dynasty (1271-1368) or earlier, the terracotta jar is richly aged with visible erosion to the original green glaze and a texture only time can achieve.

In the latter case, the sponge box can be easily removed. The original shape of the jar can be reminiscent of an ice cream.

The coloration is particularly compelling—ranging from warm terracotta and sienna undertones to pale sage, ash, and chalky white deposits—offering a depth that only time can produce....

At 29" height and 20.5" diameter this bell jar, dome, clouche can be used any way your imagination takes you.

At 29" height and 20.5" diameter this bell jar, dome, clouche can be used any way your imagination takes you.

Attributed to the Yuan dynasty (1271-1368) or earlier, the terracotta jar has a richly aged surface only time can achieve.

A pelike is a type of one-piece ceramic vessel similar to an amphora, with a broad, almost spherical body and a flat base so it can stand upright . Such jars were often used to store...

It can also function as Cookie Jar or storage small things.

Versatile Use: While primarily decorative, this jar can also serve as a functional piece in a kitchen, patio, or living space, ideal for holding dried flowers, utensils, or simply st...

With a playful nod to Fornasetti's style, this jar can be an intriguing addition to your vintage-inspired home décor.

Comparable in rarity and prestige to cobalt and amethyst bell jar lanterns that can be dated as far back as 1800, these Venetian pieces carry that same timeless grandeur.

Perfect for adding a touch of refined elegance to any room, this Meiji period water jar can be placed atop a chest-of-drawers, console table, or side table.

Perfect for use in a variety of settings, these lidded jars can be displayed in a kitchen, dining room, or living area.

This empire period Old Paris tea caddy, canister or jar from the 1830's is sure to delight. It was likely designed and sold as a tea canister, but a lidded jar can certainly serve ma...

It does not assert itself too strongly within a space, yet the closer one looks, the deeper its character becomes, conveying the warmth that only old pottery can offer. It is also an...

A jar that can also serve as a vase. With extraordinary colors, coming from an innovative process that mixes crushed white glass with Provins clay, Accolay potters have created a rob...

Hazel-Atlas Glass was a large glass maker with fifteen plants, making large quantities of "Depression" pressed glassware in a wide variety of patterns in the 1920s through to the 194...

an extra large Spanish olive oil jar, can be used as a planter now, made in the region of Galicia end of the 19th century, lovely worn patina, in very good vintage condition.

Terrific aged patina to the leather surface. This nice jar can be used as a tobacco humidor or small storage box.

Towards the bottom of the jar bowl, you can see how the red, yellow and clear layers all mix to create a nice orange color.

This centerpiece is specifically designed to hold a caviar jar, which can be stored in the top pocket internally finished in gold.

These three antique jars can also be broken up to be displayed on different shelves in a cabinet or decorate the different corners in a room.

It measures 11.5" W x 9" H x 3.375" D and has two holes on the underside so it can be hung on the wall; it can hold 18 spice jars (not included). #1666.

Nespolo Lattina armchair produced and disigned by Gugliermetto experience. Ugo Nespolo graphics. Can a simple jar become a very comfortable armchair?

Nespolo Lattina armchair produced and disigned by Gugliermetto experience. Ugo Nespolo graphics. Can a simple jar become a very comfortable armchair?

Nespolo Lattina armchair produced and disigned by Gugliermetto Experience. Ugo Nespolo graphics. Can a simple jar become a very comfortable armchair?

These bottles are known as "albarelli" (in English they can be called "majolica jar"); this term refers to a container used in ancient pharmacies to contain spices, herbs, ointments,...

Its sidekick, the Vallérysthal crystal factory, participated in the war effort, blowing up to 3,500 jars of canning per day. Schneider glassworks are resisting despite rock-bottom d...