Jar
Object number93.240.1967 a,b
Date1929
MediumGlass; Paper; Metal
Credit LineGift of H.J. Heinz Company
DescriptionColorless machine-made glass jar. Octagon-shaped body with short cylindrical neck. Metal cap, and relief printing on bottom. Wrap around paper label on neck and rectangular paper label on front with pickle logo and keystone outline.Dimensions5.875 x 2.75 in. (14.9 x 7 cm)MarksPaper front label: "HEINZ / FRESH CUCUMBER / PICKLE / 12 oz. liquid / [pickle logo] /..."
Label TextBottles such as these, filled with a variety of Heinz products, could be found in the elaborate Heinz display at the World’s Columbian Exposition of 1893. One of many Pittsburgh companies with a prominent presence at the fair—along with Westinghouse and Ferris’ wheel— Heinz showcased their products to a world audience.
Previous owner
H.J. Heinz Company
Subjects
On View
On view
c. 1940
