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Vintage Fowlers Vacola preserving jars, no.31. Original lids and clips are not included, but these can be sourced. Ideal for preserves, the wide mouth makes for easy filling, but also perfect as a vase for lovely big blooms. Fill two thirds with pebbles or sand, pop a tea light candle in, and use as a stylish hurricane lamp. Use as a vessel for displaying old photographs and memorabilia, or even turn it upside down and use as a glass cover for a display object. Endless possiblilities, let your imagination go wild....
Height: 16.5cm, diameter: 9cm
Volume capacity: 1 Litre
"Fowlers No. 31" embossed near base of jar. Extra photographs show a variety of vintage jars, with the number 31 Fowlers being the shortest in the row of three jars.
Fowlers Vacola had humble origins as a fruit-bottling business started by Joseph Fowler at the rear of a small house in Burke Road, Melbourne. By 1915 the company of J. Fowler & Co. had begun producing home-bottling kits. During the Depression Fowlers Kits became a household name and in 1934 Fowlers Vacola Manufacturing Co. Ltd was registered as a public company.
