1970s Sears Roebuck Neil the Frog Kitchen Set
Updated August 7, 2026
| Lot number | 838 |
| Auction | ESTATE DOWNSIZING AUCTION PART 5 WITH ADDITIONS |
| Date | August 21, 2026 at 12:35 PM EDT |
| Auction house | Red Truck Auction Company |
| Location | Carrollton, Kentucky |
Up for auction is a beautiful, highly collectible 10-piece vintage ceramic "Neil the Frog" kitchen ensemble, originally sold by Sears Roebuck in the late 1970s.Finding a large, coordinated lot of Neil the Frog items in this condition is a rare treat for vintage enthusiasts and cottagecore decorators alike! Each piece is carefully molded with relief details showing Neil lounging on bright yellow water lilies and textured white lily pad containers, finished with iconic glossy green frog accents. Complete 10-Piece Breakdown: XL Canister / Cookie Jar (with Lid): Features Neil the Frog resting on a lily flower. Large Canister (with Lid): Coordinated mid-large counter storage. Medium Canister (with Lid): Perfect size for coffee or sugar. Small Canister (with Lid): Great for tea bags or spices. Napkin Holder: Dual-sided relief design. Salt Shaker: Vertical shaker featuring Neil on a lily. Pepper Shaker: Matching vertical ceramic shaker. Lidded Lotus / Sunflower Dish: Whimsical accent container with textured seed center. Divided Double Lily Pad Serving Tray: Accented with two built-in miniature frog figures. Accent Frog Figurine: A standalone small ceramic frog to round out your tabletop display. Condition Note-This set is in excellent vintage condition
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