Glass Storage Jars with Wooden Lids for Coffee & Tea
Clear glass and a walnut-finish wooden lid turn your coffee, tea and snacks into part of the counter. The jar shows the level at a glance, so you know when to restock. Three sizes let one set cover beans, nuts and loose leaves.
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Clear glass and a walnut-finish wooden lid turn your coffee, tea and snacks into part of the counter. The jar shows the level at a glance, so you know when to restock. Three sizes let one set cover beans, nuts and loose leaves.
Elegant wood-lidded glass jars that show off your coffee, tea and snacks
- cluttered or opaque pantry containers
- hard to tell what is inside
- storage that looks out of place on open shelves
Stop hiding your coffee. Show it off.
Tired of digging through opaque tubs every morning? Clear glass and a natural wooden lid let you see every bean and leaf, and turn your counter into something you actually like looking at.
Clear glass, warm wood, nothing to hide
- Clear glass that shows what's inside
Beans, pistachios and dried chrysanthemum all read clearly through the glass. You see the level from across the counter, so restocking happens before the jar runs empty.
- A walnut-finish lid that looks natural
The round lid has a dark walnut finish and a visible grain, so the jar reads as warm wood rather than plastic. It sits flat on the glass and keeps the line of the jar clean.
- Three sizes, one matching set
Every jar is 9 cm wide, and the height steps from 7 cm to 10 cm to 15 cm. Give each jar one ingredient and the set stays uniform on the shelf.
Three sizes, one tidy set
- 300mlSmallest jar in the set, 7 cm tall
- 500mlMiddle size, 10 cm tall
- 750mlLargest jar, 15 cm tall
- 600 daysEstimated daily-use life of the 300ml
Simple care for glass and wood
- Wash the glass by hand
Warm water and a soft sponge keep the clear body bright.
- Dry the wooden lid
Wipe with a dry or barely damp cloth and dry it fully before closing the jar.
- Skip long soaks
Prolonged water can dull the walnut finish, so keep the lid out of the sink.
- Keep out of direct sun
Indirect light keeps coffee and tea fresher and protects the wood.
Same width, three heights
- 9 cmDiameter
- 7 cmHeight, 300ml
- 10 cmHeight, 500ml
- 15 cmHeight, 750ml
The 750ml stands more than twice the height of the 300ml
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Light is the enemy of coffee and tea, so keep the jars out of direct sun and away from the window and the stove. On an open shelf in a room with indirect daylight, the glass works well. Keep bulk stock in a cupboard and display the jar you use this week.
The lid is a wood-and-glass closure, not a vacuum seal. It keeps dust and pantry clutter out and holds in the scent for everyday use. For beans you will not touch for months, keep the original valve bag inside the jar.
The 750ml suits a full bag of beans or a daily staple. The 500ml fits pistachios, oats and nuts. The 300ml works for loose tea, dried flowers or a single bean variety. Match each jar to the ingredient you reach for most.
Hand wash the glass. Wipe the wooden lid with a dry or barely damp cloth and dry it fully before you close the jar. Keep it out of the sink, since long soaks can dull the walnut finish.
Plastic canisters are cheaper up front, but they hide the contents and tend to look like a stack of tubs. The 300ml alone is estimated to last around 600 days at daily use. A jar you use every morning for years costs less per day than replacing cheap canisters, and it keeps the counter looking planned.
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