The Lake Shore Honeycomb Jar was patented in the 1930s — U.S. Patent Nos. D89222 and 2030559 are embossed on the base, confirming the design's protected status and placing production in the 1930s–1950s window. The honeycomb texture wraps the full body, functional as a grip surface and visually distinctive as a design element. The subtle warm pink tint in the clear glass is characteristic of silica and mineral composition from that production era rather than intentional coloring.
Embossing: LAKE SHORE HONEY on the front panel with hexagonal honeycomb patterning; patent numbers on base.
Dimensions: 4.75" H × 3.25" W × 1.3" D | Pink-tinted clear glass | Good vintage condition, gentle surface wear consistent with age.
The honeycomb texture, patent markings, and pink-tinted glass make this one of the more visually specific jars in the mid-century apothecary and kitchen category. Works on a bathroom shelf, apothecary display, fall vignette, or farmhouse kitchen grouping. The wide mouth makes it functional as a small vase or storage vessel.
Recovered from New York City's historic shorelines and landfill sites by Brooklyn Sea Glass. Ships carefully packed.
