Details. If you love canning, farmhouse chic decor or nostalgia, you’re probably a big fan of Ball Mason jars — pretty much the only brand that matters when it comes to getting the real deal ...

But there are vintage Ball Mason jars that are worth way more than a couple of Starbucks cortados. Ball Mason jars stamped with the number 13 on the bottom can be worth $250 or more, especially if ...

Walk into the newly opened ... whose kids grew up drinking from Mason jars that originally held Classico spaghetti sauce. (It is true that Ball brand and other jars are produced domestically ...

The limited-edition Ball Heritage Collection Pint Jars commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Ball brothers’ Perfect Mason Jar, according to a company news release. Created in 1913 in Muncie ...

You can even use a Mason jar lid to make the perfect breakfast sandwich. The real question is, what do you know about Ball jar dating? No, not the romantic type—the valuing type! Ball jars from ...

Their early jars still bore the words “Mason’s Patent 1858.” Over the years, Ball and other companies have produced mason jars in a variety of sizes and colors. You can find antique jars in ...

These days, cooks and food bloggers use mason jars for everything – salads, smoothies, oatmeal and more. Ball Canning has come out with a twist on the classic with their new spiral-shaped mason ...

Are Ball Jars the Same Thing as Mason Jars? While Ball is perhaps the best-known brand, mason jars are produced by several other companies (including Kerr and Newell) and come in an array of sizes ...

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 ...