Small Square Jar with Waffle Pattern

[Goosehunter75]

Small Square Jar found today with a Waffle Pattern. Smooth front. Anyone recognize it or can you tell anything about it from numbers on bottom?

 

[Dewfus]

Small Square Jar found today with a Waffle Pattern. Smooth front. Anyone recognize it or can you tell anything about it from numbers on bottom?

Havet seen that one yet I got similar ones of. All sizes lol up waffle patterns if you havent already I'm sure you'll find it i found mine on pinterest by picture search hope it helps !!

 

[Dewfus]

Havet seen that one yet I got similar ones of. All sizes lol up waffle patterns if you havent already I'm sure you'll find it i found mine on pinterest by picture search hope it helps !!View attachment 207682

I beleave the f mark is for foster glass company if my memory is correct which theres a good chance of that with all the research I've done on glass bottle markings lol happy hunting!!

 

[Goosehunter75]

Found this online. So Ive narrowed it down to Foster-Forbes Glass Co and made in 30'sto40s

"Z (stylized FF, vaguely similar to a backwards Z with horizontal line through the center)……………………..Foster-Forbes Glass Company, Marion, Indiana (1929-c.2000). (Also, see “FF” entry). This mark is actually a logo composed of 2 capital “F”s connected back to back, the first one upside down, but at a casual glance it somewhat resembles a backward Z with a slash through the center. Mark evidently dates from the 1930s/1940s period; exact time of use is uncertain. "

 

[Dewfus]

Found this online. So Ive narrowed it down to Foster-Forbes Glass Co and made in 30'sto40s

"Z (stylized FF, vaguely similar to a backwards Z with horizontal line through the center)……………………..Foster-Forbes Glass Company, Marion, Indiana (1929-c.2000). (Also, see “FF” entry). This mark is actually a logo composed of 2 capital “F”s connected back to back, the first one upside down, but at a casual glance it somewhat resembles a backward Z with a slash through the center. Mark evidently dates from the 1930s/1940s period; exact time of use is uncertain. "

So my memory served me right lol dosnt happen often lol but it's a cool looking jar though.