Mason Jar Glass Utensil Holder Flatware Caddy Silverware Organizer for Spoons, Knives and Forks with Rustic Wood Tray

These were sturdier than I expected! I bought two! I will be using them in my classroom in the fall, one for place value. I drilled a hole into the wooden base to attach it to my wall and it looks awesome! The second will be for pencils/markers/etc. Before they arrived in my classroom I used it for parties as it was intended, a utensil caddy. So many compliments!

This arrived and two parts were broken can be easily fixed with wood glue I’m not gonna send it back but it was not a very good value and I’ll look for something more sturdy the next time

Overpriced rustic junk. Nothing special at all in the least bit. Especially for the price. 6-8 bucks at best.

This is super cute! Only issue I have is that it was broken when I pulled it out the box. This is the reason for the 4 stars instead of 5. But other than that, I love it!

Wood base is made of cheap wood that cracked and as you can see the packaging it arrived in was crushed. Surprisingly the glass jars are fine. Explained this to the vendor and they wanted it returned. Really? The postage back and trip to PO was not worth it. However writing this review to warn others of the poor quality and service is somehow satisfying.

I bought this for a utensil set for 4th of July and now it has floating candles in it and is an awesome decoration in my farmhouse themed living room! I tied thin rope around tops in bows to add touch!

Love this. The wood is cheap and stapled together but I still love it. The mason jars are full sized which is wonderful and there are wood separators between each jar. The jars lift out easily and are not wedged in. I like this a lot.

Part 1 In the first package we received, one of the glasses was completely destroyed. Lots and lots of little pieces of glass everywhere! One of the other glasses has hairline cracks across the bottom. The caddy itself is not wrapped. The glasses are covered in very thin bubble wrap leaving them very loose and poorly protected in the cubby holes. There is a thin piece of cardboard to separated the glasses and maybe support the caddy dividers. It honestly doesn't seem to do much. The packaging could be improved to better protect and support these items. Our second (replacement) order arrived with two of the glasses having hairline cracks across their bottoms. Also, the center dividers within the caddy were broken away from their staples and the wood surrounding the nails had splintered out. The caddy itself is made from what appears to be balsa wood. It has the appearance that it has been lightly torched to give it more of that weathered/aged/rustic look. Balsa wood is generally used in model making because it is a very light & inexpensive wood. It can easily be cut with an exacto knife. It is not a strong wood. This caddy has a handle on each end. Once the glasses and plastic utensils are added in, it does have a bit of weight to it. (I would not recommend adding real utensils). I think it would be smarter to carry it by holding the bottom as opposed to using the handles. It would not take much for the wood to pull through the tiny staples, sending the glasses to the floor. I honestly will likely rebuild this out of a bit sturdier wood, just so we are confident it won't fall apart when moving it around. I'm a bit of a carpenter, so I know cheap, light, flimsy wood when I see it. Part 2 It doesn't look bad once all put together. Unless you do a lot of entertaining, you likely won't be moving this around too much. So you should be okay. Just maybe carry it form underneath to be safe. I did include some pictures of both the damaged items as well as all put together. It works for what it is. The packaging definitely needs improving to better protect it's contents. I would also suggest a bit sturdier wood for making the caddy.

Garbage. Do not buy. Go to dollarstore and make yourself. Had to send back to seller and cost $20 to ship back for this.