Kerr Regular Mouth Half Pint Mason Jar
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Bernardin Fruit Embossed Wide Mouth Pint Mason Jar - Taller Version It came in tact and in good time
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Vintage: made in the 1970s or earlier.
A rare 1930s mini wire bail jar with clear glass and a glass lid. Petite, display-ready, and full of vintage charm.
Checked by hand. Vintage glass can show light wear, bubbles or seams from how it was made.
The world's largest vintage jar collection
From the 1880s to brand new. Every jar is hand-inspected, washed, and labelled with the lid it fits, ready for your pantry, spices, flowers or treasure shelf.
Safe arrival guaranteed. Every shipment is insured.
"My pantry feels so much calmer & less busy with these."Jamie G.Verified buyer
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"Every jar is one of a kind. Once it's gone, we never know if or when we'll see another one. If you're not sure which lid fits, just ask. That's what I'm here for."
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Good to know
Shipping is a flat rate of $20, no matter the size of your order. You'll get the best value by ordering more at one time.
We also offer free local pickup at our store in Fort Langley.
Vintage jars are from the 1970s or earlier, with embossed logos and a lot of history. Modern jars are generally made after the 1970s, or are still in production today.
Every jar is checked for chips, cracks and rust, whichever era it's from.
Given their age, we have to assume these jars are used. Some have slight signs of aging, like small scratches in the surface.
The glass jar and glass lid are dishwasher safe. Take the wire bail off before washing, though. It's mostly zinc, so it will corrode.
We don't actually give out canning advice because we're jar experts, not canning experts! You can visit FreshPreserving.com or Bernardin.ca. (Fun fact: Bernardin, Ball, Kerr and Golden Harvest are all owned and manufactured by Newell Brands, their parent company.)
No, we don't value or date jars, though we do love to see pictures of your collections. We recommend The Red Book of Fruit Jars by Douglas M. Leybourne Jr. for your jar valuation needs. Keep in mind that collector value and market value can vary wildly.
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Sometimes, depending on the size and quality of a collection. Please email us a complete itemized list with plenty of pictures and your asking price.
Jar donations (old and new) are always accepted at our retail store location. Click here for details.