Who Stole the Cookie from the Cookie Jar? Everyone who saw the Jar

PR Log (Press Release) – Jun 25, 2009 – Goodrich, TX - Antique hunters alike scour garage sales for undiscovered valuables and rare antiques.  Cookie jars first made their popularity evident in 1929 around the time of the great depression.  Since this time the comforting cookie jar has remained a keepsake for many scrumptious home baked cookies and childhood memories.  The cookie jar like the years themselves have changed and evolved from your grandmother’s simple glass jar to your favorite animal or movie star.

Like so many others Sharon and Richard Burt first had started with a part time hobby that escalated into a full blown fixation. Having compiled their years of scavenging, researching and personal experiences in collecting , they’ve dedicated a website to cookie jar connoisseurs.   Antiquing has made it’s mark with collectors and the popularity for vintage cookie jars brings with it an audience with distinctive tastes.  

40 years and 2000 jars later Sharon’s Cookie Jars seems to have a category for everyone’s taste palate.  Considering the intention of this seemingly basic creations to simply house cookies, here you can find countless brilliant creations.  Your favorite Chips Ahoy now has to wait a bit longer for the hand to dip into the cookie jar because of the attention to the handcrafted star of yesteryear Betty Boop.  Not to totally discredit the delicious snacks inside  http://www.sharonscookiejars.com delivers an impressive selection ranging from seasonal Christmas cookie jars to rare and sought after collector pieces.