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[Mccoypottery-talk] the list
McCoyPottery.com List Mom
listmom@mccoypottery.com
Tue, 15 Feb 2005 12:09:58 -0600
On Feb 15, 2005, at 10:24 AM, Betty wrote:
> There are so many new cookie jars that are available at a price of
> $10. and some less. The last time I bothered to count the cookie jars
> available at Wal-Mart there was 14 different ones and the most
> expensive $12.50 most $9.99. I doubt that any of those jars will ever
> be collectable except to someone that is just wanting jars with a
> Santa on them or some particular animal.
Oddly enough the Wal-Mart Jars are quite nice (for what they are.)
Let me qualify. I bought one a few years ago that looked like a
Kitchen Scale. It is a nice jar, very colorful; soft pastels. It was
on the Clearance rack for .50. What a bargain!
So again, "for what they are"; cheap! I chipped the jar cleaning it.
No, I did not bang it against something.. Hot water caused it to chip,
then crack... I still have it, but it is not going to last generations
like McCoy jars do. But for a cheap jar that I do not have to worry
about, its not bad. Certainly not a collector, however if it breaks,
who cares.
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Regards,
The List Mom
McCoy Pottery Online
www.mccoypottery.com
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