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Posted 2 years ago
JoshT
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I do not have very much knowledge in these jars and would appriciate any help with rarity and value. I found 12 jars in a attic and this one is the only yellow tinted one. It has MASON'S PATENT NOV. 30TH 1858 ON FRONT. IT HAS A TUDOR ROSE OR SNOWFLAKE ON BACK. IT HAS A59 ON BOTTOM. HAS WHAT LOOKS TO BE ORIGINAL LID WITH PORCELEIN BOTTOM WITH THE CONSOLIDATED FRIUT JAR EMBLEM ON IT. IT IS QUART SIZE. LOOKS TO ME IN VERY GOOD CONDITION. ANYBODY WITH ANY INFORMATION I GREATLY APPRECIATED!
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very nice jar, its called a tudor rose , in my book showed to be made by atmore & son mincemeat philadelphia book show colors of olive green or yellow . i dont show A 59 but this is great jar. email me back and look up more a cost or retail for you. need better shot on color.
What your email address Willi?
southernslc@yahoo.com
josh i talked some more jar heads and they thing this could be rare fine got real winner hold on to this one .
Thanks willi. sent you an email with pics. Any ideas on value?
josh i am e1willi brother and just sent your pics to a collector in fl. and he is going to look at it , and maybe give some go info for you good luck lawat56
thanks I appreciate it.