Jar collection

Love interesting things to fill my old mason jars with...antique marbles and buttons give lots of color. Another favorite - collecting antique keys.

I couldn't believe my luck in coming across this many wonderful vintage bottles and jars that have been in storage for 25 years Over 1,000 of them I am less than halfway through sorting them, cleaning them, displaying them, etc... The uses for these vintage bottles are endless and the imperfections in the glass make for continual color changes as the light varies. Here are just a few display options that we put together quickly Simple and sweet Loaded with treasures Memories of days gone…

When a mason jar costs $23,500, we had to dig a little deeper. From patents to a burned-down factory, these are the most valuable mason jars ever.

Forest Findings Oddity Vials are 3” glass vials featuring every sort of curios the forest offers. Dried moss, florals, and mushrooms, random animal bones and teeth, stones and fossils. Each jar has a whimsical bit of collectibles perfect for oddity shelves or cabinets. Each vial is different in contents. Randomly selected. Price is per vial.

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A set of 16 antique purple bottles and jars of varying sizes. Most pieces are free from chips and cracks, but most have a white haze to the bottle. I have been somewhat successful with using petroleum jelly in removing some of the haziness. California Fig Syrup bottle, Columbia Catsup bottle are a couple of the ones being offered in this healthy-sized collection. A little background info on these purple bottles. Some, possibly all of these bottles were not originally purple / Amethyst. The…

Today is the last of our guests from the lovely Bethany of bspokeblog and emmylu. Unlike Kara, Claire and Alycia, Bethany isn't new to guest blogging here. She's been so kind to do it before a few times! So a big welcome back to her. Today she is here to share a bit about how she uses and reuses a practical item in a beautiful way. ********************************************************************** First of all, thanks to Mrs. Limestone for having me again as a guest blogger! I so enjoy…