Has any one heard of canning jars with little narrower mouth food jars? $15-20.00, Clear Presto Wide Mouth Canning Jar ISBN-10 : 9990394032. OVG monogram on the base of a Daisy & Button shoe toothpick holder in amber glass. David. Sounds like the type made circa 1923-1933. (NOTE: in 2014, medium green glassquart size jars were issued, commemorating the 100th anniversary of the PERFECTION jars (introduced in 1914).the word PERFECTION is embossed underneath the cursive BALL. I bought some older lids at an estate sale, not that old, probably from the 60s. I strongly doubt if you will ever hear from them. And thanks for the hints on the lids. Hope this helps! The various antique mason jars represent a time in history. Thank you in advance for any information. This one sold for a whopping $2,499 on Ebay. Kelli, Kelli, those jars were made by Root Glass Company of Terre Haute, Indiana. Since then, masons patent has been freed and many different brands have produced such jars. I havent studied this question in depth and dont know if other letters are also commonly seen!) All antique Mason jars are glass forms. The seam may be somewhat feathered or frayed along the edge. Care & Cleaning: Dishwasher-Safe. This design effectively kept the containers water and airtight before long other manufacturers followed the Mason Jars blueprint. Boyd glass chick salt covered dish in lilac glass. It is very faint blue. Some Canning Jar Terms I dont know what they all are, but just checking a few, I can say that some have just a mold number (one or two digits) placed in the center of 3 or 4 concentric circles (but with no other markings); others have the exact embossing <> GENUINE ZINC CAP <> FOR BALL MASON JARS The <> indicates two diamond marks placed between those phrases. A number of error jars are found among the Ball Perfect Masons, including examples found with the embossing missing a letter (or letters), or with a word misspelled, such as PERFFCT, PEPRECT or PEREFCT. P.S. You can feel it when you circle the base with your fingertips. amzn_assoc_asins = "0891453474,077880139X,B014V7RSE8,B00P00ARBW"; amzn_assoc_search_bar = "true"; I will edit my text shortly to help reduce confusion on the exact wording on those later colored jars. The primary purpose of a mason jar was the storage of fruits and vegetables before the refrigerator became a thing. At the present time (2021) I havent seen any in Half-Gallon size, although perhaps they will eventually be made in that size as well. Of course some blue glass still remains and the most common number I find broken to hell and back is the 13. Is this jar made in 1965? Later on, the Ball manufacturing company added other colors to the design. Most home canners would have paid little or no attention to the markings in the first place. Bead or Ledge Shoulder: Aprominent ridge below the screw threads, but above the actual shoulder, also called a strong shoulder. I have various (old) Ball (Perfect Mason) jars used for storing dried foods, several are 1/2 gal. David. O V entwined on base of cobalt blue Acqua della Madonna water bottle from Italy. Ironically, while the Ball Mason jar is one of the more iconic products of all time, few people know the history behind the ageless invention. The 2 is a mold number. We need each other to live better--be it by taking the time to connect with our communities or supporting small businesses. Sorry I dont remember where they are! Does anyone have any info about a 40 oz/5 cup blue ball jar we found today? That jar factory was purchased by Ball Bros Glass Company in 1909 and closed down in 1911. The 1913 1915 embossing (given above) readily identifies these as new production. The 2 is a mold number. It LOOKS like to should take a standard lid but they are too large. Take care, Instantly recognizable by avidvintage-lovers, the Nov. 30th 1858 patent dateappears on literally thousands of canning jars produced between1858-1920. Best regards, It has the rough seams and there are bubbles in the glass. Definitely had the porcelain liners. Thanks for taking the time to send me the pics! Hi Michele (and Lee), I really appreciate your post on the site! Get ideas & savings directly to your inbox! Hope this helps, Chris, The 1881 Van Vliet is themost expensive brand ever soldat $23,50o, with a starting bid of $1,000. 1st line: 715-17 Liz, all Ball jars are not necessarily marked with mold numbers. This image is not<\/b> licensed under the Creative Commons license applied to text content and some other images posted to the wikiHow website. $12-15.00, Atlas E-Z Seal jars were used to pack coffee. Other colors are known, but not so easily found, including cornflower blue, straw yellow, olive green, olive amber, blackish olive, dark yellow amber, light green and medium green. But before we jump in, liets take a look at some of the history behind these vintage collectibles. 2 Vintage Blue Ball Perfect Mason Glass Jars w/ Zinc Lids Quart & Pint Sold for $14.95 from 54canthisbeit on I found 1 box on ebay of bands but cant find any more in fo on these. I think this jar may be one of these. As the name implies, these Ball jars had a manufacturing error that had printed their logos upside down quite the rare feature that bumps up their price tag today. If so, what sort of lid might I need to find for it? Ive searched but cannot find anything about it. Here is a link to an ebay Keyword Search string to find jars that fit that description (although some of the search results will not be relevant) : PS it blue round 1923/1933 era, Hi John, 2) The newer jars (not always, but usually) tend to have a considerable number of micro-bubbles scattered through the glass, which is not seen in the old jars. In a very general sense, most of them appear to pre-date the BALL PERFECT MASONs, but there was evidently a gradual phasing in of the BALL PERFECT MASON jars so both the BALL MASON and the BALL PERFECT MASON were likely being made simultaneously for at least some period of time. In the 1920s and early 1930s, Ball produced 40-ounce (1.2-L) jars that were used for coffee, and 42-ounce (1.24-L) jars that were popular with bootleggers. Because if that were harmful, everyone should stop using steel pots and pans, and iron skillets, which, during ordinary use, release many more atoms of iron than the glass ever could. There are no other numbers on it. (See that mark pictured in the U alphabetical bottle mark listings.) That said, since most glass was made with some percentage of cullet (broken and scrap glass) there is always a tiny chance the cullet used might have contained small traces of leadbut even if there was any, it would certainly not be enough to cause any concerns. To be fair, email inquiries may end up in the inbox of someone in an office who simply has no useful information concerning questions of company history and certain jars made many decades ago. With your knowledge of the types of Antique Mason jars, youve conquered half of the obstacles youll face in identification. Black Amber Magic Star Fruit Jar boasts an impressive price tag of $3,000. I am hoping you are able to cast some light on my mystery Ball jar. That said, there may be info out there somewhere that could help with dating. Thanks to all authors for creating a page that has been read 712,745 times. Much of this kind of information including finer details about jars like these were never kept by company officials or employees, IF they were ever even documented at the time. This is presumably because fewer molds were produced with the mold numbers 12 through 15 thus fewer total jars made. In the 1800s, the cork stopper was the widespread bottle closure. I have SO many of these great old grid jars that I used for pantry storage alreadyI guess I just really love a challenge. I find thirteen on a lot of Mason jars and I save them, after tax time list them and sell them, most people pay more cuz of this myth, especially Appalachia a lot of the people up here have lost touch with their heritage and know little of the truth and ways of their ancestors. The most common color is light aqua. I know this isnt recommended but if there are no cracks and the lip is in good shape I cannot imagine why I shouldnt, the glass is twice as thick as the new canning jars and Ive never had an old jar break in processing but Ive had new ones break many times. Improved: There were a few times when Ball produced jars with Improved, including in the 1890s, when the jars were printed with Ball Improved 1858. Later, the jars were produced with the wording Ball Mason Improved between 1900 and 1933. I have a Ball Perfect Mason jar that is different from all others I have seen. Original relics were handcrafted, so its unlikely theyd have uniform designs. The Owens scar is always present and virtually diagnostic on the original authentic jars. David, I have many vintage light blue to dark blue I have one that is the Masons patent 1858 jar a48 on bottom and a snowflake type of embossing on back. I would like to refrigerate cold juice or leftover liquid coffee in it, if it has no lead in it. Some were Superstitious but most of them werent, and they were poor and of great faith. Tanya, the jars marked BALL MASON were probably introduced around 1901 (according to info by highly respected fruit jar researcher and historian Dick Roller although author William F. Brantley wrote about 1895 in his book A Collectors Guide to Ball Jars) and were made in large quantities from the early 1900s into the c.1910-1915 period. Unfortunately, several years ago a number of newly made reproductions of this type and size began to surface in the United States. Free shipping on many items | Browse your favorite brands | affordable prices. NOTE: In recent years (beginning circa 2013) a new type of BALL PERFECT MASON jar has been issued, primarily sold through department/grocery stores such as Walmart, Target, Kroger, and others, and online venues such as Amazon. #9 on the bottom. if you are into studying fine differences in these jars somewhat akin to the practice of collecting coins and comparing their minor mold or die variations. The Ball is the triple L style. They sound like typical Ball jars that were made in very large numbers, and although they are old and considered collectible, since they are common they have only minor value to collectors, perhaps 1 to 3 dollars apiece in good condition. By 1892-1896, it changed to Block letters. Is it a rare jar? It was also helpful to know which markings to ignore. WebBall "Triple L" Mason Quart Jar, 1900-1910 Vintage Fruit Jar, Antique Canning Jar, Nice Blue, Bubbles, Zinc and Glass Lid. There are no doubt minor variants/errors that are not currently listed in that guide. Of course, value is a very subjective thing and many collectors may not agree with my opinion on this subject. Out of curiosity, I weighed a new jar and old one, and the new jar weighed 10.375 ounces, the old jar weighing 10.75 ounces. Hopefully Stephen and other collectors can come up with better info from studying the information published there. The lids were all wide mouth. It refers to the mold number (usually 0-15) and has nothing to do with when the jar was produced. Thank you very much for your post! There isa definitely noticeable difference in the numbers of #13-marked jars compared to the other numbers they AREsomewhat less common. Please check out my article on this site about the Ball Brothers Glass Manufacturing Company. We are using cookies to give you the best experience on our website. Assessing Atlas Mason Jar Value. The cork-stop used is from the cork oak tree. This mark has 3 lines outside the diamond, indicating production between 1993-1998. Buying antique Mason jars is oddly satisfying, so dont be surprised when you get carried away. David, [Edit May 15, 2021: Please check out my reply to a comment on a similar jar, at this URL: https://glassbottlemarks.com/#comment-15098 ]. This antique jar is one container purposely used for purposes other than food storage. This jar has a rubber lid that melts under heat, thus creating a seal. ALSO: a very similar jar is known, but it has the word BALL placed above the word MASON. Personally, I think most of the stories are hogwash, although I wouldnt doubt that it happened on a very occasional basis, and just often enough to provide impetus for an urban legend (rural legend?). Bri, Any idea on these? My boss told me to research it but I am not finding anything ! David. amzn_assoc_region = "US"; After all, Mason jars looked like short wine bottles. Please check out my page about the Boyd Porcelain lined cap on this website. A date isnt a foolproof indicator of the manufacturing year. Buffalo jars are rare and old. The cheapest is the Self-sealing jar by Kerr at $40 (youll get half-price for a lost lid.) David, Albert, the porcelain liners were actually made of milk glass (usually white milk glass, although sometimes tints of other colors can be seen), and many embossing variants are seen. Most of the info is from Standard Fruit Jar Reference which was last published in 2011. David. Photo courtesy of ebay seller Dotdority. It is marked on the bottom with R and two dots. $15-18.00, Aqua Ball Mason Among them were several Blue or Aqua (?) They have the words MADE IN U.S.A. on the back, and the glass manufacturers mark used by Ardagh Group embossed on the base. I just purchased one of these today. BeadSpring. WebHow to Value Your Atlas Mason Jars Determine How Old They Are Inspect the Colors Check the Styles Assess the Jars Conditions Compare Actual Sales Prices Top 7 Types of Its likely that White Lightning derived its name from the fact that bootleggers used these jars to store their product. Hi Davina, Special: Between 1910 and 1913, Ball mason jars were printed with the words Ball Special Mason in all block letters. ~David. #7 on the bottom (However, keep in mind that fruit jars cost money, and the average farmer or housewife, often continually stretched to the limit with their household budget, would have never destroyed a jar merely because of the number on the bottom). Can you please tell me more about it! Best, Kathy, Hi Kathy, (Ball Bros>>>> Saint-Gobain Containers>>>>> Verallia>>>>> and now Ardagh Group. $15-20.00, Aqua Ball Ideal There is no loop in the middle of the BB. Research about those details and the word Ball tells me its date is between 1956-1960. I have a couple ball perfect mason jars from 1910-1923 era with severe offset where the p in perfect is over the s and o. I understand the word was purposely indented. I doubt thats true, but you never know! 2nd line: Ball 9 These STANDARD jars with the word MASON enclosed in a pennant or banner, were made in three sizes, pint, quart and half gallon. What do the numbers on the bottom of the ball jar mean? You can visit individual websites of the top brands for in-depth information on the progress of their lettering. Shoulder Seal: Lid screws right down to shoulder. That is, unless we are talking about some particular variations of amber jars with strange color shades or some other identification historians would appreciate. David, I have a blue jar thats improved heritage 1913-1915. I have a blue Ball perfect mason jar with what looks like a capital I with a line underneath it. The difference in size is because of the prohibition era. were made, and these jars have been used by home canners throughout much of the 20th century. They should be the most commonly found type of porcelain liner. BIRCH LEAF pattern milk glass cream pitcher Unknown Maker. This is not a reproduction. BTW, fruit jars were virtually never made with lead in the glass formula. For the best experience on our site, be sure to turn on Javascript in your browser. Hope this helps! NorthglenAntiques (153) $14.99 I am trying to find a date and value for a green (somewhat light) wax seal canning jar with a K on the bottom. 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\u00a9 2023 wikiHow, Inc. All rights reserved. wikiHow is where trusted research and expert knowledge come together. Ball Upside Down Error Jars from 1933 tend to cost around $1,000 each. Beyond that, I cant speculate on the exact year of manufacture on any of the later clear jars. I shouldve gotten them! Is this a fake or reproduction? Click here: Ball Brothers Glass Manufacturing Company. (I saw them at Meijer and Walmart). Knowing my grandma and Mom I believe this to be more the case and the truth. ), Diamond Glass Company, Royersford, Pennsylvania, EUREKA design on base of unidentified tumbler / jelly glass, Fairmount Glass Works / Fairmount Glass Company, Falls City Glass Company, Louisville Kentucky (1884-1892), Faroy Glass Candle Holders FAROY U.S.A., Federal Law Forbids Sale or Reuse of this Bottle Phrase, Fishing Floats (Glass Fishing Net Floats), Fletchers Castoria / Pitchers Castoria bottles, Frank Millers Crown Dressing ~ Victorian Era shoe polish bottles, Frederick Heitz Glass Works, St. Louis, MO (1882-1898), G. Why do Mason jars stand the test of time? They are (so far) made of light cornflower blue glass, amethyst and true green. David. Another way the engravings on the jar can give you insight is when there is an adjective term somewhere on the jar, usually between the Ball and Mason logos. There are many minor variants of Ball jars, sometimes found in various shades of true green (not aqua). In general, mold numbers do not have any relevance to the worth of a particular 1858 jar, although some Hemingray 1858-type jars can be identified by their particular look of the mold numbers, very, very large and ornate on the base. Pristine condition! David. They are hermetically sealed, a technology that was invented by John Lantis Mason in 1858, hence the name. According to the stories, they threw them away, or intentionally broke them, fearing their enterprise could otherwise be met with bad luck. My brother has ball jars that are hand blown. I also hope everyone will follow the link to the entire article written by Karen M. Vincent, which includes more detail and context in addition to the chart. You might try posting a query on the antique-bottles.net site, where a lot of fruit jar collectors discuss jars on the JARS discussion forum there. Can you provide me with a little history on this jar? Thank you! Mason jars are a symbol for the American how-to spirit and heart of the home. There are tiny bubbles in the glass.. are they worth much? Also, thank you for including a link to your jar you are asking about. Each mold was hand-cut (hand-engraved) with the lettering incised backward into the inside surface of the mold, which of course resulted in the embossing (raised lettering) which is seen on the surface of the jar. The embossing looks odd (smooth rounded lettering, shallowly, poorly formed) compared to the authentic, early jars from the 1858-1920 period, and the jars are typically in pristine condition with no base wear or scratching. Last Updated: August 17, 2022 M in a circle mark used by Maryland Glass Corporation. JavaScript seems to be disabled in your browser. What age, etc? List of Web Links pointing to some other sites / interests ~ (Most of these sites are not glass-related) including Birds, Trees, Fishing, Antiques, Transferware, Blue Willow Pattern Dishes, Coins, Religion, Marine Traffic, VintageAerial, WheresGeorge, Amsterdam, Ohio River info and more! The glass lid is secured with an iron clamp. 100 years of There are no other markings in it. These commemorative jars are being produced in a lighter, brighter blue color not quite the same shade as the original jars. Connie, you misunderstand this site. Copyright 2023 MasonJars.com. Thoughts? In some cases mold paste clogged up the engraving in the mold, causing a portion of the embossing to be missing or flattened. In the same way, a mold number (0-15) underneath the jar is meaningless. Instead, the base of the new jars is relatively smooth although there may be a faint, poorly defined mold seam. 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