Loscarol Honey Pot with Dipper and Lid - 18oz Glass Honey Jar with Wooden Honey Dippers Stick Set, Wide Mouth Honey Containers - Airtight Syrup Dispenser for Home Kitchen

This is a great jar that comes with 2 extra woiden wands. Goid look, seal on lid, style, and size. Fits nicely on cup warmer plate.

Very cute and functional honey pot. Lid fits nice and tight to keep air out (along with any ants). The attached dipper works well and aids in preventing spillage. Purchase includes extra dippers which can come in handy. Packaged well and arrived on time and in perfect condition.

Perfect size, looks great on my coffee/tea organizer. Durable and easy to clean.

This honey pot is really cute - the style fits well with other things in my kitchen. I never knew we consumed so much honey, so it is nice to have something pretty to store it in. It is pretty easy to use - the lid sometimes pops up, that is not a big deal for me.

I love the vintage look of this. I was needing a honey pot that would seal because the one I had had a small opening and the honey dried out. Would recommend this for sure.

Great little Honey Jar for the counter. Looks cute and is functional!

Easy to fill goes well on coffee and tea bar

It's perfectly functional. It is exactly as it looks. I like that it is glass rather than plastic, and I enjoy being able to see how much honey is left. But I'm not enjoying using it. I failed to realize how much of its decorative impact depends on having very bright, clear (pasteurized honey); but I buy raw honey that is dark and often cloudy. I have little practice with the wooden honey spindle tool and I cannot seem to work it so that it doesn't drip. A spoon works better for me. Even when I think I'm being careful this thing just gets covered in honey every time I use it. I know honey is inherently messy, but this mess feels gratuitous. I'd say the glass feels a little lightweight, so I fear for it's durability. This keeps me from holding it in one hand and wiping it down with a damp cloth. I put it in the dishwasher. I wanted to like this thing; it has no major executional or design flaws: but I just don't.