A ceramic pumpkin solves the one real problem with a carved jack-o'-lantern, which is that a carved one collapses into itself inside a week. This one is thrown in a teardrop shape, painted a warm tiki orange, and given a grinning face and a pointed stem lid, then fired hard enough to come back out of the attic every October for years. The shape is drawn from a 1960s ceramic piece, so it lands closer to vintage Halloween than to anything currently on an endcap.
Perfect for: Halloween mantel decor, front hall consoles, candy bowls, trick-or-treat displays, fall entryway styling, and Halloween party tables.
Lift the lid and the jar is a candy bowl, which is the practical case for it. Small holds a modest bowl's worth; medium is deep enough to be the one bowl by the door.
Shown with the black jack-o'-lantern jar for a pair on a mantel. More Halloween home decor here.