• Etched Glass Jar with Wooden Lid, 700ml
  • Etched Glass Jar with Wooden Lid, 700ml in use
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Etched Glass Jar with Wooden Lid

Etched Glass Jar with Wooden Lid

$64.99 USD
$64.99 USD
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Color
Etched pattern reads full or empty
Sealing wooden lid, not plain plastic
Squat enough for under a wall cabinet

Most storage is designed to be hidden. This one is designed to be seen. A leafy twig is etched into the glass so the pattern reads whether the jar is full of coffee or standing empty, and the wooden lid takes the chill off what would otherwise be a plain clear cylinder. It is a jar you buy because the counter is part of the room, not a worktop you tolerate.

At 700 millilitres it holds a bag of ground coffee, a week of sugar, loose tea, pasta shapes or the small craft supplies that look better out than in a drawer. The lid seals and lifts cleanly, and the proportions, 12.5 centimetres square and 9 high, are squat enough to sit under a wall cabinet without a fight. Made in India, in an eggshell finish.

Because it is glass, keep it out of direct heat and wash by hand rather than in a dishwasher, where the wooden lid would dry out and the etching would dull over time. Wipe the lid with a damp cloth and let it air dry fully before putting it back on. Treated that way it will outlast the plastic it replaces. One looks intentional on a counter; three in a row look like a decision.

  • Capacity: 700 ml
  • Size: 12.5 x 12.5 x 9 cm
  • Colour: Eggshell
  • Etched leafy twig motif, visible full or empty
  • Sealing wooden lid
  • Made in India
  • Care: hand wash, keep the lid dry, not dishwasher safe

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Dimensions

Capacity: 700 ml. Size: 12.5 x 12.5 x 9 cm. Colour: Eggshell. Glass with a sealing wooden lid, etched leafy twig motif. Made in India. Care: hand wash, keep the lid dry, not dishwasher safe.

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Etched glass jar with a wooden lid out on a counter

Storage Meant To Be Seen

Most storage is designed to be hidden. A leafy twig etched into the glass reads whether the jar is full of coffee or standing empty, and the wooden lid takes the chill off what would otherwise be a plain clear cylinder.

Squat etched jar sitting under a wall cabinet

Squat Enough For A Wall Cabinet

At 12.5 centimetres square and 9 high it sits under a wall cabinet without a fight, and 700 millilitres holds a bag of ground coffee, a week of sugar, loose tea or pasta shapes.

Three etched glass jars lined up on a kitchen counter

One Looks Intentional, Three Look Deliberate

The counter is part of the room rather than a worktop you tolerate. A single jar reads as a choice; a row of three reads as a decision you made about the whole kitchen.

Frequently Asked Questions

What fits in 700 millilitres?

A bag of ground coffee, about a week of sugar, loose tea, pasta shapes, or the small craft supplies that look better out than shut in a drawer. It is sized to be refilled rather than to hoard.

Will it fit under my wall cabinets?

At 9 centimetres high it is deliberately squat, so it clears the gap under most wall units. The 12.5 by 12.5 footprint is square, so a row of them lines up without wasted space between.

Does the lid actually seal?

Yes, it seals and lifts cleanly rather than needing a twist or a fight. Coffee and loose tea both keep properly in it, which is the point of a display jar that is also meant to work.

Can it go in the dishwasher?

No. The wooden lid would dry out and the etching would dull over time. Wash the glass by hand, wipe the lid with a damp cloth, and let it air dry fully before putting it back on.

Is the etching printed on?

It is etched into the glass rather than printed on the surface, which is why the pattern reads whether the jar is full or empty and why it does not wear off with handling.