Antique Cookie Jars

Remember when life was simple and the funny-faced cookie jar that grandma had when you were a kid? Now, collectors are reminiscing about those wonderful times and are collecting the great PY marked kitchen collectibles that grandma used to have. Manufactured in Japan from the late 1940s until 1961, PY collectibles appeared in a myriad of different styles including anthropomorphic fruit and vegetable faces, adorable children and exotic rooster and roses patterns. The Miyao Company, known today as Miyawo, was sold through well-known American distributors such as Geo. Z. Lefton Company, United China and Glass Company (UCAGCO), Geo. Borgfeldt and Company, Napco and Enesco. Collectors love these irresistible novelties for their bright colours and happy childhood memories -- they brighten up your face as well as your home. This reference and value guide is a must-have for every collector of PY fun kitchen collectibles.