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    Posted 11 months ago

    WiccanWoma…
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    Queen alone (listed as "rare" without companion King) listed on Worthpoint (no price):
    https://www.worthpoint.com/.../queen-cole-cookie-jar...
    Alice is listed on E-Bay, Etsy and also Worthpoint (no price):
    https://www.worthpoint.com/.../rare-vintage-alice-in...
    I have a set of both the KING and QUEEN. Other than comparing them with the descriptions contained in the listings above, I know nothing about them. Can anyone point me in the right direction for more details about who made them, their age, etc?

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    1. jscott0363 jscott0363, 11 months ago
      Spectacular pair of cookie jars!!!!!
    2. dav2no1 dav2no1, 11 months ago
      Welcome to CW. You are allowed up to 4 pictures. It would be helpful if we could see additional photos and one of the bottom.

      From what I could find, it appears these were originally made in Japan around the 50s? I also found a listing that stated..
      "This cookie jar is featured in "The Complete Cookie Jar Book" 4th Edition by Mike Schneider page 230 and also The complete Cookie Jar Book by Mike Schneider Copy right 2001. Page:231-15-The wonderful World of Cookie Jars by Mark & Ellen supnick: page :170"

      That being said, your jars look a little different than others listed. Do some research and look into the above references. Don't pay attention to prices listed online..a seller can ask whatever they want. Only sold prices count and you need a few comparables.
    3. WiccanWoman1956 WiccanWoman1956, 11 months ago
      Thank you so very much! Both of you! I am new to all this and appreciate the information.

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