Meet Walmart's Treasure Trove Of Vintage-Style Jadeite Glassware

You really cant go wrong with some timeless dinnerware. This classic hand-pressed set comes with 12 pieces (four dinner plates, four salad plates and four bowls). If thats too many (or too few) for your taste, you can also customize your setting by purchasing individual 10-inch or 8-inch plates, and 4.5-inch bowls . The assortment (along with several other options in this story) comes from Mosser Glass , an Ohio-based business thats been manufacturing glassware since the 70s.

Since youll probably want to enjoy a beverage with your meal, its a good idea to add some of these 8-ounce tumblers from Mosser Glass to your collection while youre at it. If that beverage is hot, this sturdy 9-ounce mug should do the trick.

Heres another dinnerware set , but this one has scalloped edges for a bit of flourish. It comes with just three practical pieces (10.5- and 8.5-inch plates, and a 5.3-inch bowl), but you can of course buy multiples if you have more mouths to feed.

Complete your fully throwback tablescape with some of very vintage-looking salt and pepper shakers from Mosser Glass, complete with a retro S and P labels to prevent any mix-ups.

I lied now your dining table is complete, thanks to this adorable little guy. I didnt know I needed a dedicated sauce cup , but now I cant imagine mealtime without it. It hold just 2.5 ounces, and presents the perfect way to serve syrup, soy sauce and the like.

These Mosser Glass mixing bowls are a practical choice for any home chef, and way more fun to use (and look at) than the standard plastic or stainless steel varieties. The nested set comes with three versatile sizes measuring 20 ounces, 40 ounces, and 65 ounces.

If you fancy yourself more of a baker, this batter bowl from Mosser Glass has a sturdy footed base, a strong handle, a convenient pouring spout, and it holds A LOT (80 ounces, which is the equivalent of 10 cups). The vintage-inspired paneled design makes it a great piece to put on display, too.

When youre in the middle of whipping up a meal, youll definitely need a place to put that dirty spoon or spatula. This dishwasher-safe spoon rest should do the trick.

Even if your butter lives exclusively in the fridge, storing it in this jadeite dish still makes for an attractive presentation. And if you prefer your butter in whipped rather than stick form, this butter tub is the perfect alternative.

A mortar and pestle set may not be a kitchen must-have, but once you get yours hands on one, youll wonder how you ever lived without it. Its a great way to mash garlic, crush herbs, blend marinades and salad dressings, make (and serve) guacamole. This one from Mosser Glass holds two ounces and sits about three inches high.

Deviled eggs and milky green glass are both reminiscent of a bygone era, so a jadeite egg plate feels very appropriate. This one holds 12 eggs and has a handle thats both decorative and functional. If eggs arent your thing, theres also a version with a smooth platter for finger foods and whatnot.

This itty bitty flower pot is definitely more fashion than function (its just 4.5 inches tall and doesnt come with a drainage hole), but who said that was a bad thing?

You can absolutely enter full nostalgia mode and store some hard candies in this covered bowl from Mosser Glass . As for me, Ill be filling it with some jewelry and putting it on my dresser.

One more for good measure: If youve joined my jadeite cult and you want the world to know (and if your home decor doesnt already prove it), this T-shirt should do the trick. The black background really makes that milky green pop.