Some vintage cookie jars are worth far more than you'd expect. Here are nine collectible jars that could fetch a small ...

These humble glass jars have more to them than storage and nostalgia. Their worth can vary wildly, making them a treasure hunt for collectors and thrifters.

The method for preserving food using glass jars was sparked by a contest sponsored by the French military led by Napoleon Bonaparte. The French military offered a cash prize of 12,000 francs to the ...

If you love little antique containers, thrift stores can be a dangerous place for your wallet. You'll find jars, tins, and boxes with unique vintage designs in all shapes and sizes. Add their cool ...

A pair of 4.5-inch jars purchased by an unnamed "passionate collector" at a London thrift store for $25 sold for $74,500 at Roseberys auction house on Tuesday A "passionate collector" in London is ...

The method for preserving food using glass jars was sparked by a contest sponsored by the French military led by Napoleon Bonaparte. The French military offered a cash prize of 12,000 francs to the ...

Antiques sometimes remind us that Grandma's home remedies are still the best. In 2004 the Food and Drug Administration approved the use of leeches by doctors. Beginning in 200 B.C., medical doctors ...

Cookie jars don’t have to be very old to have substantial value. A jar’s value is determined by design, rarity and condition more than age. Covered jars for cookies were used in England during the ...

The method for preserving food using glass jars was sparked by a contest sponsored by the French military, led by Napoleon Bonaparte. A cash prize of 12,000 francs was offered to the person who ...

The best part is that when you’re not using the jars to store or make food in, you can use them as decor all around the home.