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A brief history of cookie jars

The origin of cookie jars began in England. Originally known as a biscuit jar, its first use began at the end of the 18th century. These early cookie jars, commonly found in grocery stores, were usually made of glass with a metal lid. The earlier type was a cylindrical shape with decorations painted with flowers and leaves. It was until 1930 that stone tools became the main ingredient in American cookie jars.

The first ceramic cookie jar was made by a brush pottery company in Zanesville, Ohio. This green jar, named “cookies” on the front, began to tend to have the word “brush USA” on all jars. Since then (1930s), different cookies have been produced in different forms, representing different intellectual characters. The most prominent period of cookie jar production was between 1940 and 1970.

From collector’s style with vintage Coca-Cola type cookie jars to holiday type, there is a wide selection of cookie jars available to everyone in your life. There are different types of animals such as pigs, bears, cows, roosters and cats, and with a wide variety of jars, anyone can find the one that suits their tastes.

Character-type cookie jars are also popular in the style of Winnie the Pooh and Betty Boop. The continuous variation of the jar allows the collector side to ceramic. With so many jar choices, many are starting to create a collection of certain types of Cookie jars. This fun aspect of collecting something different makes the cookie jar industry much more successful than once thought.

Popular cookie jars and kitchen utensils themes:

  • Animals such as frogs, ondori, cows, dogs, cats, pigs, bears, fish, tigers
  • Characters such as Snoopy, Garfield, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Betty Boop, The Muppets, The Flintstones, Scooby Doo
  • Popular brands such as Coca-Cola, Disney and Warner Bros.
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