Rooster canisters, figural jars & green-and-gold Sonics glasses...
Visit Shop 29, where vintage cookie jars & canisters fill the shelves alongside dinnerware, pressed glass, and everyday kitchen cookware. A brown-glazed E.T. figural jar sits on top of the wooden shelving next to a Delft blue windmill mug. A second figural jar takes the form of a mouse in a pink apron holding a teddy bear. A white ribbed jar is labeled Cookies on an oval cartouche. A four-piece wooden canister set with rooster decals is marked for tea, coffee, sugar, and flour. An avocado green metal set with black knobs stands nearby. A two-tone brown and cream stoneware bean pot keeps its original lid, and a Ball jar packed with vintage buttons sits among them.
Kitchen storage is only part of it. Anchor Hocking pressed glass fills another section, with lidded candy dishes and a footed bowl in the Prescut Star and Fan pattern. Tall diamond-pattern tumblers line up beside them. Green and gold Seattle SuperSonics tumblers name Jack Sikma, Lenny Wilkens, Gus Williams, Fred Brown, and Phil Smith. English and European china sits close by. Look for a Mason's red transferware plate with a castle scene and a Royal Winton floral trinket plate on chintz yellow. A Blakeman and Henderson Limoges plate carries pink roses and a gold scalloped rim. A lit curio cabinet holds a bell collection, pink ruffled pressed glass vases, and blue and white dragon plates.
Beyond the vintage cookie jars & canisters, a full run of Family Circle Illustrated Library of Cooking volumes covers numbers five through sixteen. A copper kettle with a white porcelain handle, a Corning Ware casserole with its glass lid, and cobalt blue tumblers share the cube shelving. A drop-leaf table carries children's dishes, including a Peter Rabbit and Friends divided plate and a relief-molded rabbit mug. A speckled hen on nest, a floral piggy bank, and two orange and black polka-dot Halloween cats round out the ceramics. The vintage cookie jars & canisters sit inside an era range that runs from Edwardian hand-painted porcelain through 1980s kitchen glass. Collectors tracking that same span can also browse the mid-century household and kitchen finds at Shop 34 and the English china and glassware at Shop 99.
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The whole space at a glance: metal shelving full of dinnerware and pressed glass, a lighted curio cabinet, a drop-leaf table set with children's dishes, and avocado canisters on the cube shelf. 
Chintz florals from Royal Winton, an embossed green and blue plate, a parrot mug, a yellow corn-form dish, and a glass jar packed with old buttons. 
Green and gold Seattle SuperSonics tumblers name Jack Sikma, Lenny Wilkens, Gus Williams, Fred Brown, and Phil Smith, with an ivy-vine tureen and Family Circle cookbooks on the shelf below. 
Blue iris relief mugs and their lidded sugar bowl, milk glass Corning mugs in blue and white, a floral piggy bank, and a Johnson Bros Pareek teacup with its saucer. 
Anchor Hocking Prescut in the Star and Fan pattern shares a shelf with diamond-cut tumblers, a ribbed cookie jar, and a Limoges platter edged in pink roses and gold. 
Folk-art heart cups sit above a teal covered casserole, a basketweave planter, a brown drip-glaze jug, and a speckled ceramic hen on nest. 
A Mason's red transferware plate with a castle scene stands next to a fruit and bluebird platter, a ribbed cookie jar, a small painted clock, and a run of Family Circle cooking volumes. 
Behind the glass doors: porcelain and metal bells, an aqua pressed glass bowl, pink ruffled vases, hand-painted bowls with mint green rims, and blue and white dragon plates. 
Peter Rabbit turns up twice, once on a divided child's plate and once on a relief-molded mug, alongside a mouse cookie jar in a pink apron, a rose-painted hurricane lamp, and two polka-dot Halloween cats. 
E.T. keeps company with a Delft windmill mug, a rooster canister set marked tea, coffee, sugar, and flour, a patchwork pumpkin, and an orange citrus juice carafe with matching tumblers. 
Avocado green canisters top a cube shelf holding a stoneware bean pot, a Corning Ware casserole with its glass lid, cobalt blue tumblers, and a copper kettle with a white porcelain handle.