Hoosier Cabinet Mission Canisters

Mission style canisters would have to be the second most widely distributed style of canister. Rectangular mission was one of the earliest glass sets produced for Hoosier Cabinets. These were only used for a short period of time and so are very scarce today. The later Mission canisters were produced with either an embossed label (coffee, tea, salt or blank) or the labels were acid etched onto the glass.

Early Rectangular Mission Canisters	Early Rectangular Mission Coffee	Early Rectangular Mission Tea	Early Rectangular Mission Spice	Early Rectangular Mission Button Top Spice
	$95 - $140	$85 - $130	$35 - $65	$35 - $65

Early Rectangular Mission Complete Set

This is a complete 11 piece set of Early Rectangular Mission Style Glassware. This glassware was used in Hoosier Cabinets that were produced right around 1912. It is a very difficult set to find because it was used for such a short time period.

These jars all have their original lids and are in very good shape for being almost 100 years old. These jars were quickly and cheaply made so there are always some imperfections in the glass itself. All of the lips on these jars were ground at the factory when they were made.

The only things to report are a small chip that does not go through to the interior on the back lower right corner of one of the button top (round lid) spice jars, some roughness and discoloration around the top rim of the salt box, and the threads on the coffee lid are worn so that although it will tighten, it will rotate past the point where it should tighten and stop.

$695.00

Traditional Mission Canisters	Traditional Mission Coffee	Traditional Mission Blank Label	Traditional Mission Tea	Traditional Mission Low Ringed Spice	Traditional Mission Mid Ring Spice	Traditional Mission Spice
	$35 - $45	$30 - $40	$30 - $40	$23 - $26	$18 - $22	$17 - $20

Stippled Mission Canisters	Stippled Mission Coffee	Stippled Mission Tea	Stippled Mission Ringed Spice
	$45 - $55	$40 - $50	$20 - $25