1,720 Food Containers and Storage

Complete your French Country or Old World decorating theme with this set of three wonderfully unique ceramic canisters. The Provencal series from the GG Collection is ideal for holding staples such as grains, sugar, flour and tea. Their unique shapes, rounded lids with finial knobs and fleur-de-lis...

Imported. Small has a pitcher handle. Tall and large have two handles. Antique inspired. Based on antique amphora found buried in Europe, each romantic piece in our collection is hand turned by skilled artisans of durable terracotta. Our Olive Jars are accented with a hand applied glaze and heavily...

A cupcake cookie jar is such a a treat!

Vintage charm in modern manufacturing is shown in this butter dish and salt and pepper shakers in stunning cobalt blue glass.

BYOB! Years ago, I renounced plastic shopping bags and started carrying my own reusable ones. But the produce issue stumped me. Placing veggies loosely in my shopping basket instead of bagging them in plastic didn't seem like the best solution. Then I saw these! They're made from translucent...

This lunch box reminds me of cafeteria trays, but it's much more practical. I like that the lid has a latch and that all your food is on one plate — you won't have to sit at a desk with all of your lids scattered around.

It's bigger than your average bread box, and more attractive too. Store this bin on your counter to keep baked goods from going bad.

These foxes get everywhere. Here's a lovely design alongside cute rabbits on a hand-decorated butter dish.

I like to keep sweets around the house — if not for eating, for just looking sweet and colorful. These are original French jam jars so they have true vintage appeal. Lidless, they would look lovely with a short bouquet of full flowers.

Salad is the hardest thing to make ahead, so I like the locked seal of this container that ensures freshness. Plus, there's a separate cute container for dressing, which means I won't have to eat a wilted lunch. The bowl shape is so practical for veggies.

How cute are these little spice jars? You can write your own label on the chalkboard area. I'd like a few for cinnamon and my other most-used spices.

It's fun to play hostess, but you don't want to run back and forth to the kitchen every time someone wants a drink. Put a nice lemonade with lemon slices for a brunch or a seasonal cocktail in here.

This may be the most clever spice shaker set I've ever laid eyes on!

A soft blue salt cellar could be repurposed to hold a few of those first spring blooms from the garden.

Rachel Khoo from The Little Paris Kitchen has lots of storage jars. These are from France.

Here's a collection for the retro lovers. I love those pastel hues.

Covered jars look great in any space. I like to fill mine with seasonal candy or beautiful ornaments to add sparkle.

These cute ceramic jars are perfect for holding everyday staples like flour, sugar or even dog biscuits.

There's no excuse for a messy kitchen, especially if it's your turn to host Thanksgiving.

I love the design of these glass jars from West Elm. The wooden tops are such a nice departure from Mason jars. They would make a great gift for that friend with the industrial chic kitchen.

A red cookie jar would be fun enough, but add this little squirrel on top, and it's cuteness overload.

This olive oil holder and pourer is extremely convenient. It'll look really pretty when filled with olive oil too.

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They might be intended for the kitchen, but these porcelain "take-out" dishes would also make fun storage options for paper and other office accessories.

Small storage jars with chalkboard labels let you write the contents on the outside.

Recycled glass jars are great for serving and entertaining.