Mason's Patent Nov 30th 1858 Jar

In 1858, John Landis Mason, a foundry worker, invented a system for sealing a glass jar by threading the top of the jar with a lid, and patented it as a Mason jar. At the time, the only ways to preserve food were by drying, pickling, or smoking, so the Mason jar quickly became popular.

After the patent expired in 1879, various manufacturers began making Mason jars, but until the 1910s, exact copies of John Landis Mason's jars were commonly made. These jars all have the words "MASON'S PATENT NOV 30TH 1858" on the side, but the manufacturer and exact production date of this jar, as well as this one, are unknown.

The glass of this piece is pale sea green, with wrinkles and small and large bubbles visible on the surface. In terms of condition, there are small scratches and a chip on the rim, but the damage is not significant, and considering its age, it is in good condition.

The lid is polished to some extent, but if you want to use it to store coffee beans, seasonings, etc., you can replace it with a clean lid. The opening is a regular mouth size.

size
Base diameter 9.8 cm, height approximately 18.8 cm

Delivery
80 size

Note
Please note that the product cannot withstand sudden heating or cooling and may be damaged.

Related Categories
Kitchen , Mason jar