These jars are the pride of my whole collection. So far I have only a fraction of the jars that have been released over the years, but I’m still looking and still buying. The original jar, sadly, still eludes me.
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Vintage Jar Collection
Vintage Jar Collection (Close-up)
Xtreme Sandwiching
Xtreme Sandwiching (Close-up)
Vintage 1lb 1980s Jar
Vintage 1lb 1980s Jar (Close-up)
Limited Edition XO Jars Collection
Limited Edition XO Jars Collection (Close-up)
USA Marmite Jar 125g
USA Marmite Jar 125g (Close up)
The South African Marmite Cheese Spread (close up)
The South African Marmite Cheese Spread
South African Treasure Trail (Close-up)
South African Treasure Trail
Sri Lanka Marmite Jar in Box 55g (Close up)
Sri Lanka Marmite Jar in Box 55g
Sri Lanka Marmite Jar in Box, 115g (Close-up)
Sri Lanka Marmite Jar in Box, 115g
Sri Lanka Marmite Jar in Box, 230g (Close-up)
Sri Lanka Marmite Jar in Box, 230g
New Zealand Marmite (Close-up)
New Zealand Marmite
Australian Our Mate Jar, 125ml (Close-up)
Australian Our Mate Jar, 125ml
Marmite Museum No Noise Side
Marmite Museum No Noise Front
Marmite Museum No Noise
Marmite XO Updated Box (Close-up)
Marmite XO Updated Box
Marmite XO Red Tab (Close-up)
Marmite XO Red Tab
Marmart Squeezy Marmite, 200ml (Close-up)
Marmart Squeezy Marmite, 200ml
113g Marmiteers Jar Labels
227g Marmiteers Jar Labels
Special Edition Marmite Gold Jar, 250ml (Close-up)
Special Edition Marmite Gold Jar, 250ml
Sample 1/2oz Jar 57g Comparison
Sample 1/2oz Jar Back
Sample 1/2oz Jar Front
Sample 1/2oz Jar Lid
Sample 1/2oz Jar
8g Individual Heart Shape Box (Close-up)
8g Individual Heart Shape Box
Hong Kong Marmite Jar, 125ml (Close-up)
Early 2000s 125g Jar (Close-up)
Early 2000s 125g Jar
Christmas Socks Jar (Close-up)
Christmas Socks Jar
2002 Centenary Box Set (Close-up)
2002 Centenary Box Set
2002 Centenary Box Set
400g Squeezy Marmite Jars (Close-up)
400g Squeezy Marmite Jars (Close-up)
500g Marmite Jar (Close-up)
500g Marmite Jar
500g Jar signed by Robert Llewellyn (Close up)
500g Jar signed by Robert Llewellyn
250g Marmite Jar (Close-up)
250g Marmite Jar
South African Marmite Jar 125g (Close up)
South African Marmite Jar 125g
200g Squeezy Marmite Jars (Close-up)
200g Squeezy Marmite Jars
125g Canadian Bilingual Jar
125g Canadian Bilingual Jar
1970s 57g Vintage Jar (Close-up)
1970s 57g Vintage Jar
57g Jar 1990s (Close-up)
57g Jar 1990s
1960s 4oz Vintage Jar
1960s 4oz Vintage Jar (Close-up)
Tin of Marmite Clinic Pack, 4oz (Close-up)
Tin of Marmite Clinic Pack, 4oz
4oz Vintage with Lid
4oz Vintage with Lid
The Jars
5 thoughts on “The Jars”
i have a marmite 2oz jar, but it is clear glass not brown, it says marmite on either side of the jar aswell with 2 oz above it, where could I find out which one this is and what value it has please
Hi Gavonia. Marmite used to use clear glass on the odd occurrence when the amber glass was unavailable. They are good for collectors and value is only dependant on the condition. Whether it has front and back labels, or a lid etc, if it’s not got those, then it’s quite a lot lower in value, but still collectable. If you would like to contact me directly on curator@marmitemuseum.co.uk with a photograph, then I sure we can come up with a mutual arrangement. Thanks 🙂
Was the original shape of the Marmite jar designed on a specific theme, such as Brizlicote Hall, Burton Trent
Hi Peter. To my knowledge, it was just based on the original French Marmite casserole pot which is depicted on the label. I had never heard of Brizlincote hall before (not being from Burton), it’s very beautiful.
Hi, I found a bottom half of white opaque glass with inscription ‘property of marmite company’ in the middle has a logo and number 15. I’m trying to find more information. Can you help?
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i have a marmite 2oz jar, but it is clear glass not brown, it says marmite on either side of the jar aswell with 2 oz above it, where could I find out which one this is and what value it has please
Hi Gavonia. Marmite used to use clear glass on the odd occurrence when the amber glass was unavailable. They are good for collectors and value is only dependant on the condition. Whether it has front and back labels, or a lid etc, if it’s not got those, then it’s quite a lot lower in value, but still collectable. If you would like to contact me directly on curator@marmitemuseum.co.uk with a photograph, then I sure we can come up with a mutual arrangement. Thanks 🙂
Was the original shape of the Marmite jar designed on a specific theme, such as Brizlicote Hall, Burton Trent
Hi Peter. To my knowledge, it was just based on the original French Marmite casserole pot which is depicted on the label. I had never heard of Brizlincote hall before (not being from Burton), it’s very beautiful.
Hi, I found a bottom half of white opaque glass with inscription ‘property of marmite company’ in the middle has a logo and number 15. I’m trying to find more information. Can you help?