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#1twin

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I dug these jars while digging for bottles. The green jars have C.S & Co. on the base of them. The green one all the way to the right has a bit of a kickup in the base also. Can anyone tell me their age and do they have much value, other than just looking nice on the shelf?[:D]
Thanks ahead of any replies, as they are very appreciated. Marvin
 

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Those were made by Cannington and Shaw in England 1875-1913. They always seem to be real thick glass. Pretty common and not much value. - Gary
 
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Gary, Thank you very much for the reply and information. I appreciate it very much.
Marvin
 
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