Temptations by Tara decorative glass canisters / storage jars

Glassware

Common

Identified on July 5, 2026

Estimated Value

$10-$30 each, or about $20-$60 for the pair depending on size, condition, and whether lids are original

A matched pair of decorative kitchen storage canisters or jars marked 'temptations by Tara.' The pieces have clear glass lower bodies with etched or frosted floral/lace-style decoration and a dark brown upper section with a gold-toned rim and base. The form is modern and functional, intended for countertop storage or serving. The branding indicates a home goods line rather than a traditional antique maker, and the overall design suggests late-20th-century decorative housewares.

Era

Contemporary, late 20th century to early 21st century

Origin

Likely United States or China (mass-produced for the Temptations by Tara brand)

Material

Glass with painted or applied decorative finish; likely plastic or metal-toned lids/bases

Condition

Good overall condition; visible surface wear and possible scuffing to the lids/bases, but no obvious chips or cracks visible in the glass from the image

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Physical Details

Dimensions

Approximately 10-12 inches tall each, with a medium-width cylindrical body and flared top opening

Weight

Medium

Authentication

Authenticity Score

High for identification as Temptations by Tara branded glassware; low as an antique, since the item appears modern and mass-produced

Provenance

Likely from the Temptations by Tara home goods line sold through television shopping or retail channels; exact production date and factory origin are not determinable from the image alone

Historical Significance

These are representative of late-20th/early-21st-century branded kitchen and home décor items, reflecting the popularity of coordinated countertop storage sets sold through direct marketing and home shopping channels rather than traditional antique craftsmanship

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