Are these Ball "Mason" stamped jars or just Ball brand?
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All glass jars of this type sold as Ball or Kerr are made by Jarden and all are Mason jars. However, this line does not have "Perfect Mason" on the side. Look for their Heritage Edition. The new 125th Anniversary edition, gallon size, has "Perfect Mason" on it also.I just looked at the anniversary edition and it only says "Mason" on the side as far as I can see online. Its a nice jar. I may buy one.
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If I understand your questions correctly, the jars have the word "Ball" on the outside. Meaning that while teh inside is smooth with no ridges, the outside is raised. Hope this helps.
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All glass jars of this type sold as Ball or Kerr are made by Jarden and all are Mason jars. However, this line does not have "Perfect Mason" on the side. Look for their Heritage Edition. The new 125th Anniversary edition, gallon size, has "Perfect Mason" on it also. I just looked at the anniversary edition and it only says "Mason" on the side as far as I can see online. Its a nice jar. I may buy one.
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I'm not sure what you mean exactly with the question, but they are Ball mason jars with raised decorations on the outside. Does that help? :)
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Same response from me Daniel - They have the Embossed Ball Logo and the price is right! Hope this helps...
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I'm not sure but we have always called them French jelly jars. Can I assume then that they are tempered?
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This model is compatible with our Jar Sealers. The FoodSaver Jar Sealer fits on your Ball and Kerr Mason jars and comes in two different sizes - regular and wide-mouth. Depending on the jar size that you want to use for food storage, you only require one jar sealer.
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I made jam with these jars this year and had to seal some with Ball rings & tops for entry in County Fair jam competitions (they require the two piece sealing) and used the provided tops for my personal use. I found no difference in the quality of the seals. I would have no concerns about the quality of seal, but if you had any concerns, you can easily use the Ball two piece top and rings with these attractive jars.
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I have two of them. I looked all over them and they are not stamped China or US. They are heavy built and work well for canning. I hope this helps. THE LAST STAND
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They are a little larger than the 8oz (1 cup) ball jelly jars. I do use them for spices as I usually buy in bulk.
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They don't come with lids because they are shot glasses, not actual mason jars..
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The jars are from different suppliers and were bought individually for display purposes. Sorry!
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Yes. Bar Mason Jars are made in Ohio. Also Ball Corporation purchased Kerr Mason Jar company several years ago. They also are made in America.
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The only mark I found was the number 611 on the bottom & they were mailed from VA. They are very nice hefty well made. They have plastic roller ball insert & seem to be good quality as do the screw on tops. These are the large ones & I plan to order the small ones as well.
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As far as I know, they are all made in the USA and all should be stamped Fiestaware; otherwise, they could be a fake. But I am no expert, just a user of the product.
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do the lids fit 32 oz sized mason jars?? http://www.target.com/p/ball-american-heritage-collection-1-quart-32-oz-4-pack-mason-jars/-/A-14897942#prodSlot=large_1_8&t;erm=mason+jars
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Apparently both Kerr and Ball are produced by "Jarden Home Brands". I'd guess they're pretty much the same.
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yes, they are actual mason jars and lids. The straw is a strong plastic and has gone through the dishwasher many times just fine. We have 4 and they are used just about every day.
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They are not stamped. I can tell you they are very sturdy and well made. I've owned one for several years and just bought my second one because one just wasn't enough.
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There are NOT any logos on these jars, there is a stamp "not for home canning" on two sides near the bottom, barely visible.
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I am going to guess that these are not made in the USA. These are NOT authentic Ball brand Mason jars. Ball brand is made in the USA and according to this article I will link below most of the competitors are made in China. "Our jars and lids are still made in the USA, and if you look across the competitive set ... they are sourcing their jars from China. (Ball jars are predominantly made in Indiana, with some production also occurring at plant in Salem, N.J)." -Chris Carlisle, senior director-marketing for the Ball home-canning products http://adage.com/article/news/ball-mason-jars-age/240841/