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Talking Tweety Bird Cookie Jar | Kitchen948 of 2375 |  |  |
Posted 1 year ago
Frenchef
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Found this jar it's in very good condition in bright yellow plastic no cracks but does show some wear.
Measuring 8-1/2" tall and 6-1/2" wide.
Uses 3 LR44 included. " I saw... I saw a putty cat !!!!"
This cookie jar is imprinted TM & 1998 WARNER BROS. Made in China Funomenon! New York, N.Y.
Any one know a little more regarding this CJ ?... maybe some story & value....
Thanks again to all....
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Cookie JarsFew kitchen items are as cheerful and welcoming as a cookie jar. Whether it…
Your first source would be to check e@bay. Theres a couple of 1996 editions for between $25 and $35. Next you could google Tweety bird cookie jars and research from there. Generally, yours has some wear to it so they would be worth whatever a collector is willing to pay but usually a collector would be looking for an unused mint in box edition.
Thanks for your advice. I will do some more research ....
you would love my s and p shakers
There is a S&P going with this CJ ?
ha, did you look at my picts there on here