Odoria 1/12 Miniature Glass Jars 4Pcs Dollhouse Decoration Accessories

These jars are so cute!! They are made of glass, and come with very nice, yet loose wood lids. The “big” issue is that when you do the math to convert the jars in 12th scale, they become 10 1/2 inches tall and 8 inches wide!! That’s a VERY big jar! Bigger than a large can of coffee, or a #10 can of survival shredded potatoes!!At 1:6 scale (Barbie size) these jars become just over 5 inches tall and much more like a jar you’d have lining a wall in your kitchen. I will still recommend them, because they are well made, though, the shipping is slow due to coming from overseas, but if you are working in 1:6 scale, or 1:12 scale and need 10” jars in your dollhouse, these are for you!! 😁

Actually bigger than I thought and didn't work for what I purchased them for. But was so stinking cute I kept them anyways - made some miniature foods and packed them to add to a Christmas gift for a friend who loves her miniatures.

These are so cute! The little tops don't stay on if you don't glue them but that's what I was planning on doing anyway. I will definitely order again.

These are real glass, and I love them. Very good quality in my opinion.

The Odoria Mini 4 PCS Display Bottles are cute! Although the lids are not cork nor do they fit snuggly on the glass jar, they are well made and a great size to display items in a dollhouse. I put different cake/cookie decorations in them to make it appear as thought they held candy and glued the lids on so as the contents would spill out. My grand daughter loves them in her dollhouse kitchen! Good quality. Would buy again!

Very authentic miniature jars. I can’t decide if I will use them as canisters or for canning food. The are really cute.

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The idea of these little jars is adorable and I love the fact that they are indeed made of glass (feels like the kind French presses are made of). But it is so frustrating that the wood lids are made in such a way that they do not go into the neck of the jar and stay sealed. They just sit on top of the jar and the slightest motion knocks them off. So they need to be glued but then, you can only fill them once. How hard would it be to leave more wood so they stay in/on?