I hope this will be of help! The bottom has a D-2 on the first line, underneath it says 39-55 and the HA on the side. This is very useful for learning to identify the patterns and for easy reference. Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for 2 Vintage Hazel Atlas Florentine No 1 Pink Depression Glass Cream Soup, Ruffled at the best online prices at eBay! The 7944 is a design or catalog number assigned to that particular style container. Thanks Barbara. As we were cleaning the basement, we found a bottle with a label that is torn. The lugs might be vaguely compared, at a quick glance, to the appearance of a wing, a raised separated bar with points or arrows on both ends, or an airplane propeller. One true depression pattern is Diamond Quilted. Could you direct me to a site where I could find out more info. 1934-1942 Moderntone Cream Soup Bowl Photo by Jay B. Siegel Moderntone Cobalt Cup . 5 out of 5 stars (1,162) $ 9.00. On the chart here: http://www.fruitjar.org/PlantCodes/Hazel%20Atlas_files/image002.jpg the number is called the item number. 1929-1933, look for green tumblers and mixing bowls sets. I have a small oblong ribbed dish of milk glass with a maker mark that Im pretty sure is Hazel-Atlas. Rebecca, Mugs such as this sell in the Thanks so much! Hope this helps! Just wondered if production only ended when they went out of business or sooner Type: Dessert Bowl. Other childrens mugs featured generic themes such as the alphabet, clown, cowboys and Indians, and prayers. BIRCH LEAF pattern milk glass cream pitcher Unknown Maker. If you ~David. As time went on, however, they did start marking more of their pattern tableware made in the 1940s and 1950s. story! Clean-Lined Small Pitcher 11. But I would guess they were made sometime in the 1940s or 1950s. Best regards, The Hazel-Atlas mark, usually placed on the back of the product, is an "A" nestled underneath an "H". B inside a diamond ~ mark on the base of a blue-aqua horseradish or pickle bottle made by Binghamton Glass Company. The Whitehall pitcher is shorter, 7 7/8 inches, and has a slightly rounded base with a small foot. I recently found a quart size and a pint size Atlas E-Z Seal glass canning jars and several different designed glass lids that fit them and a glass Ball quart size canning jar. It has a smooth surface for the cake to sit and comes with ruffled edges. This depression glass pattern is one of the most expensive and the most sought after of all the patterns in depression glass. marks on antique bottles & fruit jars (Mississippi, Missouri, Modes), Milk Glass~ Vintage Cold Cream, Salve & Ointment Containers, N in a square mark Obear-Nester Glass Company, East St. Louis, IL, New Albany Glass Works, New Albany, Indiana (1867-1872), Newark Star Glass Works, Newark, Ohio (1873-1904), Ohio Valley Glass Company, Pleasant City, Ohio (1902-1905), Owens Bottle Company (O in a square mark), Reed & Company, Massillon, Ohio (1881-1904), Rawleighs W. T. Rawleighs / Freeport, Illinois, Robin in Tree childrens mug Bryce Brothers & Mosser Glass Company, S G mark on glass containers Saint-Gobain / Verallia, Southern Glass Works, Louisville, Kentucky (1877-c.1885), Surname-oriented Antique Bottle Collecting, Target Balls (Antique Glass Target Balls), Thatcher Glass Manufacturing Company (c.1904-1985), Vaseline Jars / Chesebrough Manufg Company, Wax Sealer Fruit Jars List of Primary Markings, Whitall Tatum Company, Millville, New Jersey, Whittemore Boston U.S.A. / Antique Shoe Polish Bottles, WEB LINKS to some other sites / other interests (Not glass-related). I tried to date it as well but the markings on the bottom kinda throw me off. Explore over 425 Million sold for prices with item details and images. Bubbles may range from tiny seed bubbles (like champagne fizz) to medium-sized, to very large, misshapen, lozenge, teardrop or elongated pear-shaped bubbles. Thank you! The backward D indicates the mold-maker accidentally engraved the letter D correctly into the mold. (?) I believe that a lot of the Hazel Atlas glass production did not make use of date codes. I found what I belive is an Atlas EZ seal lightning jar with the glass lid and wire, but seal is spelled Seae. Silver - Flatware. I think that is most likely a mold number. On the bottom it has a k and 9. The ATLAS STRONG SHOULDER MASON jars were made by Hazel-Atlas, mostly in the 1920s and probably into the 1930s, according to information in Alice Creswicks Fruit Jar Works, Volume 2 (pages 9-10). The lid has a circular handle and is the same color red. Thats what I kept running into, that they used a different stamp on the bottom. David. I have a 7 white glass dish with 2 red concentric rings on the border. You do not want to miss a single issue of the FREE Hazel Atlas News. Popular patterns include Cloverleaf, Criss Cross, Dots, Florentine #1, Florentine #2, Hobnails, Moderntone and Royal Lace. Anyone know anything about this specific jar? But I avoid using them in a water bath or pressure cannerfor fear they could explode and shatter like the new pyrex can (when the temperature extremes exceed its tolerance). Looks like the TF combined was Hazel Atlas 1910-1930. https://sha.org/bottle/pdffiles/TLogoTable.pdf. (The letters have to be engraved BACKWARD into the mold in order for them to appear correctly on the finished jar). However, the glass has distinct bubbles within the jar and even in the ridges on the lip. It is vintage and used to draw a high price of almost $100 in the past. Hazel Atlas Pattern (1 - 40 of 1,000+ results) Price ($) Shipping Reflection Green Hazel Atlas Pedestal Divided Dish Thumbprint Pattern GoldenrodVintageCo (257) $35.00 FREE shipping Vintage Glass Wheat Mixing Bowl; Hazel Atlas; Federal Glass Company; Pyrex seablueseegreenshop (152) $21.25 $25.00 (15% off) Thanks for sharing your knowledge! I am desperately looking for a new lid as my son dropped and broke it. Hello Wellnessclinician, ~David. Hi Neva, your jar probably held some type of food product such as pickles or a tomato-based product. Hazel Atlas Orchard Crystal Clear Glass Apple Dish Flowers Snack . Vintage HAZEL ATLAS GLASS depression FLORENTINE II pattern EXC at the best online prices at eBay! I also have a similar Atlas Strong Shoulder Mason jar (only this one is clear) that Im trying to date. Get the lowest price on your favorite brands at Poshmark. It is clear glass, with the Hazel-Atlas symbol on it, with an H above it, and the number 3-19 elsewhere. Hazel Atlas Mid-Century Atomic Diamond Pattern Ice Container. It also has rounded edges and they kinda have a pattern like candy canes do on the rounded edges. Color: Multicolor. However, we believe that its a Del Haven Pancake and Waffle Syrup container. Is this because it was made in 1914 or was it made at the 14th HA plant? I will answer via your second post (yes, they both went through). This particular bottle was made at plant number 7 (Alton, Illinois). On the bottom it has 5056 C 6. About 5 1/4 in height and has an oval shape and is very thick glass. . ~David. From a jar or bottle collectors point of view, the more bubbles the better! ~David. In the 1930s, the company had fifteen plants with locations in Alabama, California, Illinois, New York, Ohio, Oklahoma, and West Virginia. As long as the manufacturer felt the product would still perform its intended use adequately, they permitted some amount of bubbles in the finished product. Find the Value of your Hazel Atlas Glass. In 1936, Hazel-Atlas introduced a type of glass called Platonite, which looks very much like ordinary milk glass but has a more translucent or almost-see-through quality. Fenton Hobnail Milk Glass Cake Stand or Cake Plate (Source: eBay) The Fenton glass company made this cake stand in the 1950s. Looking for information about a quart size canning jar that has a twisted metal wire holding on the metal locking handle for a glass topped jar. The California Conserving Company was a packing house (food canner/distributor) located in Hayward, California. Hazel-Atlas H over A trademark on the front of clear Atlas Mason jar. 15 Most Valuable Green Depression Glass Patterns 1. I found a hazel atlas pint jar. the subject of childrens breakfast sets. functional and durable dinnerware sets as a hot new collectible. I have a pint size canning jar with a Hazel-Atlas mark I am trying to date; standard lid, clear, square base, it has a raised grid pattern on all 4 sides except an oval of plain glass on one side (I am guessing for a label) I ran across this site in my search. "No chips or cracks, but there are a couple scuffs to the green, see last photos for close up.". Then they changed the lid size so they no longer fit the regular size canning jar lids. Related Dictionary Pages: Heisey Glass, Higgins Glass, Imperial Glass, Indiana Glass. pay Hadeland of Norway Hawkes Hazel-Atlas Heisey Higbee Hofbauer Holmegaard Home Essentials Hoya Hughes, W J Huntington Glass Hutschenreuther. Some glass bottles and insulators are so full of bubbles the effect is amazing. Hazel Atlas produced the period Shirley Temple childrens mug. The 6592 would be a catalog or inventory number assigned to that particular mold or style jar. This means that every time you visit this website you will need to enable or disable cookies again. Its a brown bottle, one pint, metal lid. Hazel Atlas ModernTone Platonite Milk Glass Collection! and is renewable at any time. I would guess that most (sometimes almost all) glass containers made before 1900-1910 have at least some bubbles in them. I have a general question: During what years did HA make canning jars, specifically pint jars? 5 out of 5 stars (246) $ 210.60. Please check out my webpage about Numbers on the base of containers. In 1957, Hazel-Atlas became a division of the Continental Can Company. Also is there a reason why these jars only say Atlas and not Hazel-Atlas on them? The yellow Ovide creamer shown is marked with the H over A trademark on the base. David. Pattern: Florentine. David. Win A FREE Membership when you Like us on Facebook! Hope I have not over stepped on this info. But mine do not have the standard HA mark on the bottom as I have read about in this article. It is also ribbed and goes in a bit in the middle to make it easier to grip (maybe). Btw, I do think it is odd that no clear glass examples of that jar have been found, but my guess would be that the jar was made in clear glass for a short time (perhaps a very short production run of only a few hours or a day or two) so only a relatively small number of examples were produced, before switching to ordinary white milkglass. H Hazel Atlas Glass Co. - ca. google_ad_height = 90; No information on exact year of manufacture..could have been made anytime after the mid-1920s up to 1964. Member. The first Swanky Swigs were hand painted. Some collectors lump them together with the so-called Hoosier jars or Hoosier cabinet jars, although the jars made as accessories to the Hoosier Cabinets are not really quite the same. It is also clear. The companys main offices were in Wheeling, West Virginia. Block Optic Pitcher 6. It doesnt have any identifying marks on the bottom of the jar, but does have plenty of bubbles in the glass, seams on the side and the D in the word shoulder is backwards. I have a shot glass that is frosted and says say when podner on it. The exact cursive style changed slightly several times over the years. Be cautious if any solids remain, as the product contained high levels of mercury. International Group for Historic Aircraft Recovery, Greg, thank you very much for the great information and background on the jar found. Free shipping for many products! MCM RED BLACK Flowers Stackable COFFEE Mugs. Most of the ones Ive seen are not marked, so consider yourself lucky that you can identify the maker! You can find out more about which cookies we are using or switch them off in settings. Thanks. Are these worth anything? Fire-King was popular because dinnerware and ovenware came in matching patterns. Wayne, I dont have details on the date coding system used by Hazel-Atlas in the earlier years (if they used one). Packed by Western Food Products Co. Hutchinson, Kans. Same marking on bottom. Although as time wore on, it seems that some of their later ware (such as that made in the 1950s mugs, soup bowls, cups, sugar bowls, etc) are more likely to be marked on the base. I am thinking it is some sort of cosmetic bottle? Hazel-Atlas Glass Company. Wikipedia.com. I still keep my classico jars, and I use them for storing herbs and such. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Tremendous numbers of white Boyd milk glass liners (the miniature round glass saucers or discs that fit inside zinc screw-threaded lids, made for Mason-style fruit jars) were produced, as well as canning jars (fruit jars) including the ATLAS jars for general household use; packer ware (generic containers for a multitude of common food products such as mayonnaise, spaghetti sauce, mustard,jams and jellies, coffee, peanut butter,applesauce, etc,as well as non-food items like cosmetics, salves, medicines,chemical liquids), as well as a wide variety of other containers for products of every description. I know Hazel Atlas made commercial jars and bottles. It was among my mother-in-laws things that she regularly used for canning, so I know it is old (she told me before she died that it was old and not to throw it out). Can you shed light to my questions? All blue or aqua-colored fruit jars are collectible. Note: Because of time and energy constraints, I can no longer answer all emails personally, but you may contact me directly at: dav__erwhi "at" gmail.com. Here is one depression glass pattern that is super easy to identify, Cloverleaf. The 2 is a mold number. I found a light green quart Atlas Strong Shoulder Mason jar. The pattern on the sides is called by various terms including quilted, waffle, grid pattern, squares, criss-cross, tic tac toe etc. Likely at least 6 or more identical molds were used (on the automatic bottle machine) to manufacture that type of pancake syrup bottle. Instead of the painted or clear glass I am seeing online, the top half is clear and the bottom half is (see through) red (a opalescent/metallic red). Id appreciate any help. The reproductions are difficult to distinguish from the period pieces. This milk glass top hat was made using a Daisy Button pattern of . The cup alone has held a value between $5 and $7 for a number of years. The most desirable color is in the ritz blue, also known as cobalt blue. Diamond Quilted tends to be better quality than some depression glass, such as Floral and Diamond Band, which have lots of bubbles and very rough seams. They seem to have been especially popular in the early to mid 20th century and are usually made of white or off-white milkglass. There are not a lot of pieces available, just a cup and saucer, two bowls, small plate and the tumbler shown. Golden Gilt Amber Bowl. Hazel Atlas Ovide pink and black dinner plates x4 InkyJane (440) $48.00 FREE shipping Vintage Hazel Atlas Ovide Rust Orange Fired On Colors Platonite Kitchen Milk Creamer Pitcher BirdsVintageMedley (837) $16.00 Beautiful Vintage Hazel Atlas Black with Sterling Silver Etched Dishes in Floral Sterling Pattern - Choice KJsHandmade (362) $7.00 Hazel-Atlas Glass: Identification & Value Guide, Second Edition $68.01 $21.24 Editorial Reviews Review This 2nd edition of Hazel-Atlas Glass is the result of painstaking research through malls, antique shops, flea markets, catalogs and friends' collections as the authors re-gathered the basics about wares they had sold in the past. Are you familiar with the date of something like this? This is a result of hand-made methods as well as the fast-paced production where there was less stringent quality control. There are several current ebay listings for these items and the sellers variously describe them as dating from the 1940s, 1950s, and/or the 1950s! Owens-Illinois Glass Company trademark/logo Diamond Oval- I entwined. Do you know what the lids for these jars would have looked like? The H above A mark was not used by Hazel-Atlas until July of 1923, according to the trademark application papers submitted in 1924 to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. Hobnail candy dish in Amberina glass (Fenton inside an oval mark is on the base). Possibly a date code for 1933? Beautiful Vintage Glassware. and will never expire. Take care, Scarlett, I cant state a fair price for one of the mugs. Any ideas? From what I am finding online, this is from a Hazel Atlas bottle, does anyone know what the purpose is? Daniel Boone, Wyatt Earp, Buck Rogers and a variety of others were all David. glass with fired on color treatments. Common depression glass colors include amber, blue, pink, and green. Or maybe some other type of information. . RARE! Best regards, David. Kandy, I dont know anything about the dish. William Franzen & Sons- W F & S MIL marking on base of amber beer bottle. Little Hostess Child's Tea Set. The Hazel-Atlas mark continued to be used, at least on some percentage of their glass products, until approximately 1964, when Continental sold all of theglass plants (except the facility at Plainfield, Illinois) to Brockway Glass Company. This example appears on the base of a clear decorative spirits bottle embossed with a horse head inside a horseshoe design, and the words Los Angeles Brewing Company, perhaps a limited-edition bottle made during the 1930s or 1940s for a polo club? Hazel-Atlas made TREMENDOUS numbers of containers for many, many companies and no one is familiar with more than a small fraction of them. This is especially noticeable on a lot of the machine-made clear glass containers of the early 20th century, although most ordinary inexpensive glass is potentially subject to this effect to some degree. Any ideas? Hazel-Atlas. David, I have a Hazel preserve jar that has the number 7944 on the bottom. Does anyone know the years these were produced. You can find a list of some of those permit numbers by doing a keyword search online. Fill in the form to your right with your answer and you could be our View more in our Hazel Atlas Glass Price Guide. Since I dont know if there is a real difference in the lids made by Atlas and Ball (and I am assuming that replacement lids were sold separately retail, to use on any of these types of glass jars, which might have been made by other companies as well? KPP mark on base of amber Budweiser beer bottle, date coded 1972 (Photo courtesy of Shannon Brown). Occasion: All Occasions. What makes the pitcher one of a kind is the Windsor pattern in the design. I dont know about the mugs you are speaking of. White milk inserts for zinc fruit jar lids, cold cream jars and salve containers, and bottles and jars for the commercial packaging industry were other product lines. I heard that much of the products was unmarked? https://tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/Archives/Research/ResearchPapers/freckleintime/FreckleInTime.html, Greg George Best regards, David, I found a small glass jar at an old dump site in sand city caon the bottom it has the markings 7354 then right under that is has the big H with the smaller A under it then under that has 0 33 does anyone know if this is an old bottle and what year or what kind of jar, Hi Kristen, the 7354 would be an inventory/model/design number assigned to that particular style jar. Hope this helps, The most important companies to produce Depression glassware include: Hazel Atlas Glass Company , Hocking Glass Company (and later Anchor Hocking Glass Company/Corporation ), Federal Glass Company , Indiana Glass Company, MacBeth-Evans Glass Company, Jeannette Glass Company, Imperial Glass Company, Lancaster Glass Company, U.S. Glass Company, L. Early American Prescut (EAPC) serving platter made by Anchor Hocking. Research Chemist Familiarize yourself with popular depression glass patterns so you can more easily identify depression glassware when you see it. Thanks and I really like your site, very informative. David, I found an 2 old shot glasses belonging to my grandfather after he passed away. Often the glassworkers did not wait for all the bubbles in the molten glass batch to rise to the surface and pop before they started blowing bottles from the pot (or tank). Company: MacBeth . Hazel Atlas produced huge quantities of Depression glass tableware in the 1920s, 1930s and 40s, most commonly in the typical Depression era transparent glass colors of light green,clear (crystal), pink and yellow (actually a light yellow leaning toward yellow-amber). Type: Tumbler. Would love to find out more of info. as time went on they gradually became less and less common as technology got better and better, and more of the kinks were worked out in producing containers relatively free of flaws and imperfections. Theres also only a number 2 where the makers mark should be. Across from the H over A is the number 2 and at the bottom is O-4672. you have and make sure you, Look They DID mark much of their bottles, fruit jars, packer ware and other utilitarian containers. Brockway Glass Company purchased it in 1964. Hello, I have a bottle, it has a 6 then the H over the A then PATT on the bottom. In 1936, Hazel-Atlas introduced Platonite, a translucent milk glass upon which was fired a variety of colors. Era: Early 20th Century (1911-1940) Type of Glass: Depression Glass. Cloverleaf Green Depression Glass Saucer Hazel Atlas made this popular pattern from 1930 to 1936 in pink, green, yellow, black and crystal. (471) $48.00. Also in the Moderntone pattern by Hazel Atlas Glass Co, this cup dates to 1934 to 1942. Gay Fad's founder was Fran Taylor, who worked at home for seven years hand decorating home goods and glassware items before opening the studio. Thanks Idah! I think your best bet would be searching lots of ebay auctions (and/or other online sales sites selling antique or vintage items), reading the sellers descriptions carefully, noting the slight differences in the appearance of the graphics. The lid also is part red. 1 (Poppy No. I've seen far more green than any other color, fitting for a clover design! Berry Co. Chicago. Other marks often seen on container glassware found along with Hazel-Atlas products (especially from 1920s-era dumps) include the I in a diamond from Illinois Glass Company, the O in a square mark used by Owens Bottle Company and the Capstan mark used by Capstan Glass Company. You may even see mold numbers embossed on modern glass jars and bottles in your refrigerator or cupboard! The set Vintage: Yes. Can anyone tell me if the coffee mugs were marked? Many old Hazel-Atlas bottle and jar bases may be found among beach glass. Any idea on the year made? Contrary to what someone might tell you, there is no exact, set or absolute market value that can be assigned to any of them, such as is often (more or less) true in the coin or stamp collecting hobbies. Sometimes I use them for dry oven canning. Please double-check those folders in your email app/program after a few days if you haven't heard from me!! Im amazed at your patience and effort to answer everyones questions. All Hazel-Atlas prior to 1929 was made in the crystal color. have not yet subscribed, please do so now by clicking the. To be honest, I receive A LOT of mail and many questions I cant answer, but I do the best I can. David. Get a list of what (Bubbles are sometimes seen in upscale tableware and EAPG of the period, but not nearly as commonly in that type of glassware). Any idea when this might have been released? O V entwined on base of cobalt blue Acqua della Madonna water bottle from Italy. Choose from a wide variety of map styles. We have been unable to find any examples whatever matching our Hazel-Atlas stamped translucent jar of identical geometry to yours. ), Original boxes always tell the Color: Pink. Sapphire Blue Eastlake Childrens Mug, made by Atterbury & Company of Pittsburgh in the 1880s, Triangle mark, used by Vidrio Formas, Lerma, Mexico. Price: $115.99Release Date: 1950. That error variation is known, and is listed as jar #118 in the Redbook used by fruit jar collectors. There is NO characteristic H A trademark on these plates but each one has a different tiny raised number on the bottom. Do you have any idea what this bottle was for? How much is it worth? Carnival Glass bowl, aqua glass, unidentified maker, ruffled pattern. This is on the base of a small green glass jar, perhaps for an ointment. Unfortunately it's not that easy to find. The Gmail software has evidently been flagging some legitimate emails as "Spam" in recent months. I assume you have already searched google. Aurora is stunning in blue. Hazel Atlas covered candy jar glowy green depression Kitchenware Tableware Vintage Green Glass Green Ribbon Glass Collection Sugar Bowl Makers Mark Pattern: Ribbon - Manufacturer: Hazel Atlas Glass Company Dates Manufactured: Early 1930s Three Leaf Clover Fire King Antique Glass Fenton Vintage Kitchen Blue Yellow D inside a circle mark attributed to Degenhart Art Glass, Cambridge Ohio, Logo of two water drops Pasabahce, Turkey. And the new stuff cannot take the same temperature extremes as the old stuff (or the new, borosilicate glass PYREX sold in europe). Florence, Gene and Cathy Florence. mark on base of amber beer bottle. Platonite is an opaque white glass that Hazel Atlas had been using in their kitchenware since the early 1930's. The earliest pieces made in this color show opalescence under a strong light, while later pieces are fully opaque. to Join Hazel Atlas produced the period Shirley Temple children's mug. I was recently gifted an Atlas Mason jar however it has a metal ring around it that I am not sure what the use was or if it even belongs on it. Hi Maria, David. It works well mixed with other patterns. Add to Favorites HAZEL ATLAS GLASS Co Cobalt Blue Depression Glass Newport Hairpin handled cream soup bowl blue glass . Annual or $29.95 Lifetime. Ovide was produced in many of the Platonite colors, especially into the 1950s. Refine Results Search Within Go Availability Piece Type Image Available Handcrafted HC Special Items Price Sort By: Back Page 1 of 2 Next Can I assume it is Hazel Atlas and when was it made? membership 16. Thanks for your posts! This is a jar of Dr. C. H. Berrys freckle cream, produced from 1906 to the late 30s in this particular jar.

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