ACME STACKING JARS (OMN) by Ripley and Company [Second]/Pittsburgh-PA (Company Operated: 1875-1891), Unknown Date of Introduction

NOTE: Each segment stands 4" tall and 6 1/2" across the top. There is a groove along the entire bottom edge that allows any number of these segments to be stacked on top of each other. It is marked PATENTED MAY 20, 1873
NOTE: Sid Lethbridge: …shown in an 1893 US Glass Packers' & Confectioners' Catalog as Acme Stacking Jars. They originated at the Ripley factory but were still being sold by US Glass in 1893.
NOTE: 1891 Ripley and Company [Second] became part of the U.S. Glass Company combine. Many of the “Sample Jars” previously produced by Ripley were continued by U.S. Glass

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Glass Display
Shape: Jars: Druggist/Storage
Contributor: Don Bonsall
Glass Display View
Shape: Jars: Druggist/Storage
Contributor: George Cichocki 6-21-26 - 5.5D - heavy and should have the exact same markings on the bottom.
Glass Display View
Shape: Jars: Druggist/Storage
Contributor: George Cichocki 6-21-26 - 5.5D - heavy and should have the exact same markings on the bottom.
Glass Display View
Shape: Research Update
Contributor: Sid Lethbridge
Glass Display View
Shape: Jars: Pickle/Marmalade/etc.
Contributor: Don Bonsall