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VINTAGE QUART MASON’S PATENT 1858 AQUA FRUIT JAR/PORT SCRIPT/7”/BALL ZINC LID/EX
VINTAGE QUART MASON’S PATENT 1858 AQUA FRUIT JAR/PORT SCRIPT/7”/BALL ZINC LID/EX
VINTAGE QUART MASON’S PATENT 1858 AQUA FRUIT JAR/PORT SCRIPT/7”/BALL ZINC LID/EX
VINTAGE QUART MASON’S PATENT 1858 AQUA FRUIT JAR/PORT SCRIPT/7”/BALL ZINC LID/EX
VINTAGE QUART MASON’S PATENT 1858 AQUA FRUIT JAR/PORT SCRIPT/7”/BALL ZINC LID/EX
VINTAGE QUART MASON’S PATENT 1858 AQUA FRUIT JAR/PORT SCRIPT/7”/BALL ZINC LID/EX
VINTAGE QUART MASON’S PATENT 1858 AQUA FRUIT JAR/PORT SCRIPT/7”/BALL ZINC LID/EX
VINTAGE QUART MASON’S PATENT 1858 AQUA FRUIT JAR/PORT SCRIPT/7”/BALL ZINC LID/EX
VINTAGE QUART MASON’S PATENT 1858 AQUA FRUIT JAR/PORT SCRIPT/7”/BALL ZINC LID/EX
VINTAGE QUART MASON’S PATENT 1858 AQUA FRUIT JAR/PORT SCRIPT/7”/BALL ZINC LID/EX
VINTAGE QUART MASON’S PATENT 1858 AQUA FRUIT JAR/PORT SCRIPT/7”/BALL ZINC LID/EX

VINTAGE QUART MASON’S PATENT 1858 AQUA FRUIT JAR/PORT SCRIPT/7”/BALL ZINC LID/EX

$ 5.27

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Brand: Mason's jar/Port Glass Company
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Condition: This fruit jar is in excellent condition and has been in the same family for many years and used for canning. See all photos for details.
  • Color: Aqua
  • Modified Item: No
  • Bottle Type: Jars
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Volume: Quart
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Seller
  • Time Period Manufactured: Modern (1900-Now)

    Description

    This is an early Mason’s Jar made by the Port company.
    It is aqua to clear and is 7” tall with a mouth opening of 2 ½”.
    It is in excellent condition.
    The front of the Jar says MASON’S PATENT 1858 and the pack has the PORT name written in cursive.
    This particular jar has a Ball zinc lid with ceramic interior.
    It fits the jar well.
    There is some writing on top of the lid.
    Please see all photos for details.
    These jars were made by the Port Glass Co.
    This jar was probably made in 1902 or 1903 at their Belleville, Illinois plant. In 1904 E.B. Ball bought out Port Company and moved the entire factory to Coffeyville, Kansas.
    The cursive Port embossed on the jars was changed to the Ball cursive design over the next couple of years at that factory.