Since I already have a topless vintage cookie jar (I use it to hold my vintage rolling pins and store it, along with other vintage kitchen collectibles, above my kitchen cupboards), I couldn’t justify purchasing this cookie jar without a lid when I spotted it Saturday at a thrift store — no matter how the bold blue or the charming old gingerbread cookie man beckoned…
I sure had second thoughts when I saw that the back of this vintage pottery cookie jar had Mrs. Gingerbread Cookie.
But if I bought it, I’d need more old rolling pins or something to put in it… Where would it end?! (I did briefly pick it up, just to look for maker marks; there weren’t any.)
If this cookie jar interests you, contact me and I’ll see if I can catch him — even if he is The Gingerbread Man.
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Where did you see this cookie jar? I’ve been looking for this jar ( not in blue) for years. My grandmother had one but it was all just done in the ginger color…
I’d love to hear back from you. Thanks
I have a vintage gingerbread man cookie jar like this one.It is turquois blue with a lid and the gingerman is brown and gingerbread girl is same color as the jar.Do you know where I can find more information on this jar?
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I have a ginger bread cookie jar with lid. Greenish blue with brown gingerbread man. No chips or cracks. Do you know how much it is worth?
I HAVE A GINGERBREAD COLOR JAR LIKE THIS WITH COVER
I have the brown cookie jar as above with the girl n boy w no cover , had it over 60 years