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There was a time when tobacco jars were quite the thing!
Maybe they're not reliable to keep your tobacco at a good humidity or whatever, but how nice they could be!Â
Here is my old french jar, it's a "Porcelaine de Limoges", a french product from, I think, the 1930's...Â
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I like the brands 'Kilner' and 'Quattro Stagioni' concerning glass jar.
Mostly i use old jelly pots cus i never accumulate too much opened tins so an "excellent" quality jar is not necessary for me.
Apart from that, your picture showed a really nice rare tobacco related object, we have a thread where you could post this picture and add content to the conversation.
- https://www.tobaccoreviews.com/community/tobacco-talk/rare-tobacco-related-object/ -
What a lovely looking jar.
I ordered some jars from Ikea. I believe they will keep tobacco inslulated. Have anyone else using them to keep tobacco?
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This is my absolute favorite type. Robust closing mechanism and thick good quality rubber lid. Largely proved it´s reliability.
And it´s recycled. Previously contained another delicatessen. I washed it thoroughly and rinsed it in boiling water before using for tobacco. I´m getting a bit lazy and the label is extremely well glued.
So I found this beautiful teapot in a free-shop, and fell in love instantly. The problem: it's terrible to pour tea, really, everytime it's a mess, liquid everywhere on the table. Maybe that's why it was abandoned in a garage...
So guess what? Now it's a tobacco jar, a jar for particularly humid tobaccos, so they'll breathe in it.
Tobacco in a teapot, I love it...
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