Mason jars have been around since the mid-1800s, so it's no surprise some are valuable. However, jars linked to this ...

Not all Mason jars were created equal. The number printed on the bottom of a Mason jar can impact how valuable it is, along ...

Over the years, Ball and other companies have produced mason jars in a variety of sizes and colors. You can find antique jars in shades of pink, cobalt, aqua, amber and violet. Collectors have ...

The next thing that came from Buffalo is the Ball jar—the mass-produced Mason jar—originally used to can and store fresh made sauces and other foods. Beyond its original purpose, the Ball jar ...

When Mason’s patent expired, the jar lived in several iterations, notably the Ball and Kerr jars. Mason jars remained popular during World War II, as a way to preserve the bounty of the ...

Another logo will ring a bell, but it might seem out of place: the loopy script “Ball” embossed on mason jars the world over. Today the 134-year-old Ball Corp. mostly makes cans: for soup and ...

The donation to Ball State was announced recently at the annual Midwest Antique Fruit Jar & Bottle Club Convention in Muncie. "Jeff’s passion for Ball jars was boundless, and he found joy in ...