A honey amber half gallon "TRADE MARK LIGHTNING" jar with a nice light whittled effect to the glass. Sparkling clean throughout with no damage or stains. Good strong embossing. Correct matching original glass lid and original wire bail closure. On the base is "PUTNAM 238". A great looking old colored Lightning jar.

est 100-150

A strong emerald green utility jar or bottle, square in section with a flat open-pontil scarred base and a flared tooled collar mouth. The glass displays a beautiful spiraling swirled effect from top to bottom. Mid 19th century. Measures  6-3/4 inches tall overall.

est 30-60

A quart Mason jar with the CFJCo logo. Comes in a nice yellow green color and displays a fantastic strong whittled effect all over. Strong embossing in the smaller lettering style as shown. Standard height mold variant. Brilliant glass with no damage or stains with the exception of a small surface flake and a small ping on the right side of the neck as shown. On the base is embossed "D208". A great looking old Mason jar.

est 75-100

A yellow amber DICK BERE special run jar in mint condition with the original BERE screw cap as shown. These were made in a very limited quantity, and were never issued to the public, and therefore are scarce to find.

est 10-20

A small medieval period blown glass vessel. Deep blue and featherlight, with a deeply pushed-in pin pontil and tooled flared-ring mouth. No damage but has overall surface scale. Overall height is about 3 inches.

est 50-100

A deep dark green LaLORRAINE jar in 1 Liter size. French-made. Embossed with a pictorial thistle on the front and on the heavy glass lid. Fine condition with no damage or stains. Original elaborate wire clamp closure assembly.

est 100-150

A quart in a gorgeous Olive Amber color. Shiny glass with no damage or stains. The mouth is perfectly smooth with no flakes. There is some light usage scuffing on the body of the jar but no damage. The base is embossed with a "9".

est 100-200

A quart in a strong cornflower blue color. Shiny glass with no damage. Has one small flake on the mouth. The glass lid is an exact color match.

est 75-125

A medium amber quart with good strong embossing and an appealling light whittled effect. Shiny glass with no damage or stains. There is a manufacturer's starred pot stone at the "1". Good ground rim with the usual minor flaking. The base has a large "N" and a "9". A great looking example of this rare reverse-embossed Mason.

est 900-1200

An early aqua quart "Beehive"-era Mason with an embossed letter "S" on the base. Sparkling clean glass with a nice light whittled effect. Strong embossing and an excellent ground rim with very little flaking. Common zinc cap.

est 75-125

A very dark amber quart in beautiful condition. Sharp embossing and sparkling glass with no damage or stains. Exact matching dark amber glass lid and original 3-piece iron closure assembly with some of the original black paint. Good ground rim with very little flaking. The base is embossed with a large "18". This is one of the darker Globe jars you will see, and a truly choice specimen.

est 300-400

A greenish quart embossed in very boldly raised lettering simply "LIGHTNING". Brilliant glass displays a light whittled effect. No damage or stains. Normal flaking of the ground rim edge. Unmarked base. A scarce Australian variant.

est 100-150

This amber quart is a sharp example in truly mint condition.

est 35-50

This early hand-blown, ground-lip clear half gallon displays beautiful glass character with fine surface swirls encircling the jar from top to bottom. Sparkling glass with no damage or stains. Ground rim with normal edge flaking. The base reads "A2".

est 75-100

An amber quart with good strong embossing and sparkling glass that shows a light whittled effect. There are two thin flakes on the top sealing ledge, but otherwise no damage or stains to the jar. Comes with a replica plastic lid and an all-steel (possibly original) 3-piece clamp assembly. A great looking early jar.

A like-new quart that is complete with the original odd closure assembly including the large steel clamp with original black paint, the coil spring and the original glass lid closure. No damage or stains. These jars were blown in the 1920's but were never sold to the home-canning market. Here's a mint condition example to add to your collection.

est 75-100

A 1968 anniversary Kerr quart novelty jar made with a large cobalt blue streak as well as a "Bird Swing" as shown. The "Bird Swing" is an intact strand of glass that spans the interior from one side to the other. Mint condition.

est 100-200

A medium amber quart in shiny clean shape with no damage or stains. Ground rim is excellent with very little flaking. Comes with the correct unlined aluminum cap as shown. A great looking old amber jar with attractive embossing.

est 75-100 

This pint exhibits brilliant glass and a lovely cornflower blue coloration. Exact matching correct original glass lid and original wire bail closure. No damage or stains anywhere. A great looking old pint.

est 60-80

This deep amber quart is the scarce "Type 1" version, taller than the typical CFJ Mason. Sharply embossed and showing a light whittled effect. Shiny glass with no damage. Has a faint thin ring of content deposit on the interior. The ground rim has one thin chip on the inner edge as shown, as well as the usual minor flaking.

est 600-800

This quart comes in a superb medium to deep olive coloration with subtle amber swirling throughout as shown. A choice example with bright glass and no damage or stains. A beautiful & strong colored example.

est 400-600

An early applied mouth aqua stopper style pint from the 1860's era. Heavy applied ring collar mouth and a smooth base. No markings and in sparkling condition with no damage or stains. Overall height is 6 inches.

est 50-75

A medium amber quart in fine shape with sparkling glass and no damage or stains. Has a few minor usage scuffs. Good ground rim with very little flaking. Correct original matching color glass lid and a replica metal clip.

est 150-250

An extremely rare deep cobalt blue quart Mason attributed to Moore Bros of Clayton, NJ. Strong embossing on the front and the base reads "P13". This example will display as perfect, but is damaged on the mouth. A piece of the mouth broke out and has been glued back in place, and also with one small section of the threads being repaired with resin. The good news is that with the lid and gasket in place, the jar displays as perfect. It has been about 10 years since ANY example of this jar has come to the auction market. Current value for a mint example would be in the 25k range. Here's a chance to add a great-looking specimen to your shelf for much less.

est 3000-5000

An aqua quart in an early small lettering style and with a more squarish shape to the shoulders. Original correct glass lid and original cast iron yoke clamp with thumbscrew in nice clean shape. The jar has shiny glass with no damage or stains with the exception of one small chip on the inner ring. Unmarked base.

est 60-80