Vintage 1940s Stanfordware Corn Cob Lidded Grease Canister Jar #512

Bring a slice of authentic mid-century country charm to your kitchen counter with this vintage Stanfordware Corn Line lidded canister. Crafted by Stanford Pottery in Sebring, Ohio during the 1940s to 1950s, this collectible art pottery is highly prized for its deeply textured, lifelike vegetable molds and vibrant glossy glazes.This specific piece is the #512 mold, historically used as a kitchen counter grease or drippings jar to save cooking fats. In a brilliant design choice by the pottery house, the sculpted green husks on the front seamlessly swirl together to form the letter G for grease. It features bright yellow kernels, deep leaf-green handles, and a secure lid capped with a whimsical, curled-husk knob finial. While originally meant for grease, its 6.5-inch size makes it incredibly versatile today as a sugar jar, tea canister, or a standalone accent for cottagecore, farmhouse, and retro kitchen decor.Product Details:Brand: Stanford Pottery (Stanfordware)Pattern: Corn Line (Model #512 stamped on base)Material: Glazed Art Pottery / CeramicColor: Bright lemon yellow and rich gloss greenApproximate Dimensions: 6.5 Height x 5.25 WidthCondition: Excellent vintage condition. No chips or cracks. Features beautiful, shiny glaze with minimal age-appropriate light crazing.