Vintage Mason’s Iron Cross Jar – 1858 Patent – Boyd’s Porcelain Lined Cap

Description

Discover this rare and authentic vintage Mason’s fruit jar, a beautiful piece of history from the late 19th century. This jar features the iconic iron cross emblem and is embossed with the patent date “Nov 30th 1858” on the front, along with “PAT NOV 26 67 44C” on the bottom. The jar is in very good vintage condition, with no cracks or chips, and showcases a pale blue/aqua or pale translucent green color, typical of jars from this era.

The jar measures 7 1/2 inches tall by 3 1/2 inches wide, making it a perfect size for display or use. The lid is made of zinc and features a porcelain-lined cap with the inscription “Boyd’s genuine,” adding to its authenticity and collectibility. Whether you’re a collector of antique glassware, a history enthusiast, or someone looking for a unique decorative piece, this vintage Mason’s jar is a must-have.

FEATURES:
• Type: Vintage Mason’s fruit jar
• Brand/Model: Mason’s with Boyd’s lid liner
• Style: Cross-embossed design
• Patent Dates: Nov 30th 1858 (front) and Nov 26 67 (bottom)
• Porcelain Lined Cap: “Boyd’s genuine” liner inside the zinc lid
• Color: Pale blue/aqua or pale translucent green
• Materials: Glass jar, zinc lid, porcelain liner
• Dimensions: 7 1/2 inches tall by 3 1/2 inches wide
• Condition: Very good vintage condition, no cracks or chips
• Embossing/Markings: Iron cross image, “Mason’s,” patent dates, mold number (440 or 44C)
• Age: Late 19th century (likely 1860s to 1890s)
• Rarity: Collectible due to iron cross emblem and patent dates