If your grandma or mom had a cookie jar on the kitchen counter, you probably weren't alone. These treat-holding treasures were part of many homes, and today, vintage cookie jars can be worth a whole ...

Though cookie jars are less common in today's kitchens and pantries, the nostalgia lingers. They live on in childhood songs like the call-and-response "Who took the Cookie?" tune featuring cute, ...

I inherited a Raggedy Andy cookie jar marked “Twin Winton” years ago. My 74-year-old sister remembers it from our childhood. Is it an antique? Value? – Marlene, Vian, Okla. Mercedes DiRenzo Bolduc ...

The cookie jar held a place of honor in American kitchens in the 1950s and 1960s when it was part of the overall home decor as well as an important piece of serving ware. Cookie jars were of good size ...

Q: I inherited a Raggedy Andy cookie jar marked "Twin Winton" years ago. My 74-year-old sister remembers it from our childhood. Is it an antique? Value? - Marlene, Vian, Okla. A: Mercedes DiRenzo ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. The next time you step into a thrift store, take a few minutes to peruse the home goods section. Vintage jars, whether glass or ceramic, are ...

The cookie jar held a place of honor in American kitchens in the 1950s and 1960s, when it was part of the overall home décor as well as an important piece of serving ware. Cookie jars were of good ...

Q. My "Miss Piggy" cookie jar was purchased 59 years ago in Wisconsin. Her cheeks, nose and collar are a peach color, while her ears, feet and dress are trimmed with red; she also has gold trim. She ...

The cookie jar held a place of honor in American kitchens in the 1950s and 1960s, when it was part of the overall home decor as well as an important piece of serving ware. Cookie jars were of good ...

JoAnne Klimovich Harrop Sunday, Aug. 11, 2024 7:01 a.m. | Sunday, Aug. 11, 2024 7:01 a.m. Lifting the lid and reaching in to sneak a cookie from a cookie jar is a childhood memory for many. There was ...

Recipes, money, written affirmations, and receipts. That’s what Hazy Mae keeps in her ceramic cookie jars. Cookies? None. Since she was gifted her first cookie jar, a midcentury ceramic bear, several ...