Vintage 1950s Italian probably a sweet jar by Owens - Illinois duraglas. This very decorative jar would look amazing displayed with other glass items ( see pictures illustration only).
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Size: 10cm tall 14 cm round.
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It has Italian wording for open and close possibly a makers name VB?
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Some age related wear
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Owens-Illinois Duraglas, a trademarked term, refers to a specific manufacturing process used by Owens-Illinois for making glass bottles, particularly those made with a special technique called "Duraglas". This process and the resulting bottles are a significant part of the company's history and heritage.
Elaboration:
Duraglas as a Trademark:
The term "Duraglas" is a trademarked symbol used by Owens-Illinois, often associated with a special technique for making bottles. Owens-Illinois History:
The company's roots go back to the Owens Bottle Company, founded in 1903, which developed the first automated bottle-making machine.
Merger:
The Owens Bottle Company merged with Illinois Glass Company in 1929 to form Owens-Illinois, Inc.
Technique:
The "Duraglas" process, while not explicitly defined in some resources, is likely related to specific manufacturing techniques used by Owens-Illinois to create durable and high-quality glass bottles. The Duraglas trademark and the company's history with automated bottle production are important aspects of Owens-Illinois' legacy as a major glass bottle manufacturer.
Duraglas Filler:
While related to the Duraglas name, the "Duraglas" fiberglass filler for automotive body repairs is a different product from the glass bottles, despite sharing the same name
