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There are numerous Little Red Riding Hood cookie jars made, ranging in price from under fifty for Jonal to well over $1000. for a Metlox jar. Add gold trim to a Hull Little Red Riding Hood or put a different decal on it and it can be well over $1000. But many new folks get fooled and purchase a reproduction or fake thinking it is the same jar (Hull or Regal) they saw in a book. Prices can fluctuate widely with the Internet, so do your homework before spending big bucks on a jar that might wind up to be a reproduction or is, in reality, an inexpensive newer jar. This gallery shows many of the variations of Hull and Regal China jars, as well as other Little Red Riding Hood jars made by other companies. One of the most popular and prettiest Little Red Riding Hood jars is the Hull Little Red Riding Hood. The design patent was issued in 1943 to Louise Bauer of Zanesville Ohio. The jar was produced by Hull as "blanks" and then sent to be decorated by the Regal China and Novelty Co in Chicago. Schneider, the author of The Complete Cookie Jar Book, notes "No doubt many collectors have noticed the uncanny similarities between the red glaze on Hulls Little Red Riding Hood and the red glaze on Regal China's Van Tellingen Peek A Boo Baby. That's because they are the same." Although Hull did the "blanks" of many of the jars, it is believed that Regal China produced and created some of the jars from scratch. One noted collector/dealer said the consensus appears to be the jars that were Hull blanks and decorated by Regal China, are glazed inside the lid. Whereas the jars made entirely by Regal China will be unglazed inside the lid. Since accurate records were not always kept or found, this cannot be considered 100% accurate but is a good assumption made by those in the know. Size: Approximately 13" tall Weight: 5 lbs 6 oz Marks: Click Here More about the different variations and values of this jar can be found on Little Red Riding Hood, A Confusing Genealogy. 02 of 32 Open Basket, Red and Yellow Flowers Johnson/Bollin Collection Little Red Riding Hood with an open basket, stars on the apron and red/yellow flower decals. Company: Hull Mark: 967 03 of 32 Open Basket, Pink Roses Johnson/Bollin Collection Little Red Riding Hood with an open basket, stars on apron and pink rose decal design. Company: Hull Mark: 967 04 of 32 Open Basket, Stars on Apron Johnson/Bollin Collection Open basket Little Red Riding Hood with an open basket, stars on the apron. Company: Hull Mark: 967 05 of 32 Open Basket, Four Single Poppies Johnson/Bollin Collection Open basket Little Red Riding Hood with an open basket, stars on the apron. Company: Regal China 06 of 32 Closed Basket, Poppy w/Daisies Johnson/Bollin Collection Little Red Riding Hood with a closed basket, poppy, and blue edged apron. Company: Regal China 07 of 32 Closed Basket, Poinsettia Johnson/Bollin Collection Little Red Riding Hood with closed basket and poinsettias. Company: Regal 08 of 32 Open Basket, Red Banded Skirt Little Red Riding Hood with Open Basket, red banded skirt and gold bows on the apron. Company: Hull Mark: 967 09 of 32 Open Basket, Apron Flowers Johnson/Bollin Collection Little Red Riding Hood with an open basket and unusual flower decal on the apron, as well as poppies on the skirt. Company: Hull 10 of 32 Open Basket, Apron Bows Johnson/Bollin Collection Little Red Riding Hood with a closed basket, gold bows on the apron and red band on the skirt. Company: Hull 11 of 32 Open Basket, Apron Bows Johnson/Bollin Collection Little Red Riding Hood with an open basket, gold bows and red overspray on the skirt. Company: Hull 12 of 32 Open Basket, Red Overspray Skirt Ellis/Parkinson Collection Little Red Riding Hood with Open Basket, red overspray skirt and gold bows on the apron. Company: Hull Mark: 967 13 of 32 Closed Basket, Three Poppy Ellis/Parkinson Collection Little Red Riding Hood with a closed basket and three poppy decoration on the skirt. Company: Regal China Mark: Little Red Riding Hood 14 of 32 Open Basket, Prim Rose Johnson/Bollin Collection Little Red Riding Hood with an open basket, primrose design, and stars on the apron. Company: Hull Mark: 967 15 of 32 Open Basket, Prim Roses Johnson/Bollin Collection Little Red Riding Hood with an open basket, stars on the apron with single primrose decals on the skirt. Fairly rare decal design. Company: Hull 16 of 32 Closed Basket, Two Poppy Little Red Riding Hood with a closed basket and two poppy decoration on the skirt. Company: Regal China 17 of 32 Open Basket, Apron Stars Ellis/Parkinson Collection Little Red Riding Hood with open basket and stars on the apron. Company: Hull Mark: 967 18 of 32 Open Basket, Apron Stars, Pink Flowers Pink Flowers with Open Basket. Barb Crews Little Red Riding Hood with an open basket, pink flowers, and stars on the apron. Company: Hull Mark: 967 19 of 32 Hull Blank Hull Blank. Barb Crews Pictures of this jar were taken to Hull folks at the Pottery Week in Ohio. The consensus is that this jar was a second or blank that was sold. It was decorated after it was purchased. Hull NEVER sold any Little Red Riding Hood with cold paint. Company: Hull Mark: 967 20 of 32 Open Basket, Poppy Flowers Open Basket, Two Poppy Jar. Ellis/Parkinson Collection Little Red Riding Hood with open basket and two poppies decal. Company: Hull - Regal Decorated Mark: 967 21 of 32 Dept 56 Little Red Riding Hood Jar Department 56. Barbara Crews In 1998 Dept. 56 debuted a short-lived series of Cookie Jars that were remakes of some of the more popular vintage jars. The line of six new cookie jars were all based on old favorites. There is a Froggie Courting, based on the old jar by Sierra Vista. Also, a Humpty Dumpty Jar based on the Brush jar and Percival Pig based on the Brush Formal Pig. There is also a Moo Cow based on the Brush Purple Cow, a So Tweet Bird is based on the American Bisque Chick and a version of the much-beloved Red Riding Hood from Hull. As with many Dept. 56 jars, they were not easily found when new and are now even harder to find. Issue price was under $40, but today the jar can easily command more than double that figure. This Little Red Riding Hood is one of the prettiest new ones produced and has been very popular with collectors. The jar is 11" tall, weighs 2 lbs 6 oz and can sell for $75 to $125. See markings on the bottom of the jar. Size: Approximately 11" tall Weight: 2 lbs 6 oz Marks: Click Here Values: $75 to $125 22 of 32 Unknown Maker Red Riding Hood Jar Unknown. Barb Crews There are numerous Little Red Riding Hood jars to be found today. This one is very similar in design, size, and non-quality to the "Fake McCoy" Little Red Riding Hood. There are no markings on the jar, it is lightweight and not well done. Size: Approximately 11" tall Weight: 2 lbs Base: Click Here Values: under $25. 23 of 32 California Originals Little Red Riding Hood Jar California Originals. Barbara Crews Collectors either love these jars or hate them, they are certainly distinctive looking. This Little Red Riding Hood jar fits into that category. She certainly is a far cry from the previous jar, the NAPCO jar, but still, has a certain charm of her own. Size: Approximately 13 1/4" tall Values: $250 - $350 Marks: Click Here 24 of 32 NOT McCoy Red Riding Hood Jar NOT McCoy. Barb Crews The REAL (Original) McCoy Company never made a Little Red Riding Hood and these were made to fool collectors. They are typically "aged" or "crazed" to fool a new collector. Jars marked McCoy have brought very high prices on Internet auctions -- folks either think they are buying a "real" McCoy jar or have seen the Hull jar elsewhere and think they are getting that one. The most common line when selling this is "I have no idea how old this is, as I bought it in Grandma's estate sale". If that is true, Grandma had a pretty lucrative business making jars in her basement. The original McCoy Company never registered or copyrighted their trademark and when this was discovered it opened a Pandora's Box of legal battles, reproductions, and fakes. Different decals are shown on "McCoy" jars, but make no difference in the prices. It should always be a personal choice on the jars you want to include in your collection, these pages are to help you make an informed choice. Many Little Red Riding Hood collectors include this jar in their collection knowing that it is not the real McCoy. (Again, an informed and personal choice.) Size: Approximately 12" tall Weight: 3 lbs 10 oz Marks: Click Here Values: Under $25. 25 of 32 Metlox Potteries Little Red Riding Hood Jar Metlox Potteries. Carol/Jim Boshears Little Red Riding Hood is one of the more pricey jars from Metlox and one of the more expensive jars in the Little Red Riding Hood collection. I've not seen too many of these come up for sale if you have a chance to get one, expect to pay anywhere from $1000 - $1500. Find out more about Metlox Potteries. Size: Approximately 13 1/4" tallValues: $1000 - $1500 26 of 32 Weiss Little Red Riding Hood Jar Weiss. Barbara Crews I don't have too much information on Weiss cookie jars, except for the fact that this particular jar was at one time thought to have been made in Portugal. As the markings show -- Brazil is the company that produced this and several other Weiss jars. Size: Approximately 10 1/4" tall Values: $125 - $175 Marks: Click Here 27 of 32 Napco Little Red Riding Hood Jar Napco. Barbara Crews Napco, National Potteries Corporation, produced several nursery rhymes, fairy tale cookie jars, as well as related planters and figurines. They are all finely detailed and very pretty! The Little Red Riding Hood is no exception and one of the prettiest jars in my collection. Size: Approximately 9 1/2" tall Values: $140 - $200 Marks: Click Here 28 of 32 Pottery Guild Little Red Riding Hood Jar Pottery Guild. Barbara Crews According to "The Complete Cookie Jar Book" Pottery Guild of America marketed products made by Cronin China Company. Pottery Guild was in business from August 1937 through March 1946. The founder was J. Block, the Block family also formed the well-known Block China company (see Journal jar). Size: Approximately 12 3/4" tallValues: $100 to $150 29 of 32 Jonal Little Red Riding Hood Jar Jonal/Block. Barbara Crews Inspired by the Andy Warhol collection of cookie jars, Block China/Jonal produced a series of cookie jars. These were reproductions of some of the well-known jars in his collection, but these were not designed or meant to deceive as the designs were slightly different and are well marked under the glaze. The series is called the Cookie Jar Classics and included 12 jars based on old jars. From Barbara Schwarz First we have a Stove, based on the white McCoy stove, a Puss in Boots jar, based on the Shawnee Puss in Boots and a Soldier, which is based on the Cardinal Soldier. This line also includes a Red Brick Cottage which is based on the California Originals cottage, two Cookie Time jars, a Cookie Time Girl, and a Cookie Time Boy. These jars could be based on any of the Cookie Time jars (Abingdon, American Bisque, etc). Another version of the Little Red Riding Hood, an After School Cookies based on the American Bisque jar, and a Hamm's Bear from McCoy. There is a "Smiling Oscar" jar, based on a 1943 Robinson Ransbottom jar called Oscar and an Italian Chef based on the McCoy version. Size: Approximately 11.5" tall Weight: 3 lbs Marks: Click Here Issue Price: $30. Values: $40 to $75 30 of 32 Little 56 Red Riding Hood US Patent Patent. USPTO Patent #135,889 31 of 32 Rick Wisecarver Little Red Riding Hood Bill Kasting Auctions Wisecarver Little Red Riding Hood Cookie JarValues: $225 - $300 Also Read Rick Wisecarver, American Art Pottery 32 of 32 Wisecarver Little Red Riding Hood Red Huston Little Red Riding Hood with Black GrandmaSize: 11 1/2"H x 8 1/4" WMarks: #41 -1995 Specia Black/G931-0999 USA/YWAuction Date: February 2010Auction Price: $450. Also Read Rick Wisecarver, American Art Pottery Featured Video