A jack o' lantern candy bucket with a vintage Halloween look. The makers shape each one from painted paper mache, then distress it by hand for a worn, faded look. The face has that classic carved grin, and no two look exactly alike. They paint on the eyes and smile, too, the way they would have years ago. Fill it with candy for the doorstep, or set it out as a centerpiece. This jack o' lantern candy bucket works for both. Artisans make each jack o' lantern candy bucket in Valentine, Nebraska, where they still work in traditional paper mache. They layer the paper by hand, then paint and finish it, so the pumpkin takes on its aged look. Old paper mache Halloween decorations have a real following among collectors. This one still has that handmade, charmingly off-kilter character that we just love. 10"H Paper mache Wipe with a dry cloth Styling Tip: Line a few down the center of the table for a row of jack o' lanterns. Did you know a pumpkin becomes a jack o' lantern once it has a face and a light inside? So set a flameless candle inside for a low, spooky glow. It also works as a treat bucket by the door or as a holder for autumn florals.
