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LoginNoname Antiques. A Mason jar revolutionized food preservation and made it possible to easily keep food edible for years on end. It was patented in by John Landis Mason and soon after exploded in popularity and many companies began producing their own Mason jars. In the s, Mason jars became somewhat of a trend, and people started using them for other things besides canning, primarily involving interior design. You could see Mason jars used as pots for displaying flowers, or even as drinking vessels.
The Hazel-Atlas Company was an actual company from to They made actual Mason jars for home canning, as well as other glass items, such as depression glass and milk glass. Accessed December They also regularly released home canning guides which reflected the knowledge levels at the time.
Guides and insights for old house enthusiasts, aspiring antique dealers, and collectors. Atlas Mason jars hold a distinct appeal, reflecting a past era and demonstrating the evolution of food preservation methods. As vintage glass containers, they have captured the interest of collectors who appreciate their historical significance and timeless design.
One of the most iconic pieces of farmhouse styled decor has to be vintage blue glass mason jars, and particularly, the ones made by the Ball Corporation. Their distinct color of teal blue glass is also very trendy these days, making these treasures more valuable than ever. I started collecting Ball mason jars in , well before they were as hotly pursued as they are today.
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6/28/2024
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