🔎 UNIDENTIFIED Found two small stoneware jars at a 1940's dump. Help to ID them?

[FreeBirdTim]

Digging at a 1940's bottle dump and dug up a couple of stoneware jars. The first is aquamarine color and is 3" tall. Has a mold seam on the bottom, but no markings. The second jar is grayish and measures 3 3/4" tall. Has a few markings on the bottom, but hard to read. One mark looks like a captial "M" with a couple of lines coming out the sides of the letter. Any help to ID them and date them would be appreciated.

 

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[Blackfoot58]

Eastern PA is close to you and a former hotbed for great ceramics. Maybe from there. The green glaze looks right.🍀

 

[jfreakofkorn]

Looks like at one time , they may have had lid(s) to them . . .

 

[FreeBirdTim]

A member on the friendly metal detecting forums identified the makers mark on the gray jar. It was made by Buchan. I researched that and eventually found the same jar on eBay. It has a partial label for Robertson's Scotch marmalade on it. Probably from the 1930's. Still need help on that green jar, though!

 

[jersey]

vintage ransburg?