Jar lid?
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RED Matthews
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Well I guess it could be. Sometimes glass things show up with out identity. Since it is milk glass there were a lot of cosmetic containers for women, that would require caps like that. RED M.
cowseatmaize
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I looks like an immerser. What are the dates on it? I see embossing I think.
bucky902
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DISC IMMERSER TUDOR ROSE SNOWFLAKE MASON FRUIT JAR LID INSERT MILK GLASS ...
Just found one for sale on this site: http://www.antiquesnavigator.com/d-823902/disc-immerser-tudor-rose-snowflake-mason-fruit-jar-lid-insert-milk-glass-1880s.html
bottediver
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Thanks for the info, the top has writing it says PATENTED, NOV,30, 1880 .
cowseatmaize
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They were used and swapped around to more that a few jars. They also are sought after to complete a some jars so there is there is a demand even though they aren't that rare.
So many people don't ask the question and chuck it at a "what's it" so they can get rarer with time.
So many people don't ask the question and chuck it at a "what's it" so they can get rarer with time.
georgeoj
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Pickle pusher is a fruit jar term that has been in use for a long time.
cyberdigger
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I've seen 'em called "pickle compressors" too..
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