Vintage Clear Glass Lighthouse Shaped Jar with 'Red Lobster' Embossing

This item is a clear glass jar, likely once used for food packaging, designed in the shape of a lighthouse. The jar features a cylindrical body that tapers slightly towards the base, and a distinct top section mimicking the lantern room of a lighthouse. The glass is clear and appears to be machine-made, consistent with mass production. The upper portion of the jar is adorned with a decorative band of molded glass, featuring a repeating pattern of circles enclosing a cross-like or starburst motif, interspersed with diamond shapes. A slight raised band separates this decorative top from the smoother, narrower neck of the jar. The main body of the jar is mostly smooth, with embossed lettering running vertically down one side. The visible text clearly reads "Red Lobster," indicating its original association with the restaurant chain. The base of the jar is wider and features a textured, molded pattern of swirling or wave-like designs, further enhancing the lighthouse theme. The overall condition appears good, with no visible chips, cracks, or significant damage. There might be some minor surface wear or scuffs consistent with age and use, but these are not prominently visible in the provided image. The glass retains good clarity, suggesting it has been well-preserved. Its style suggests a mid-to-late 20th-century manufacturing period, likely correlating with the popularization of the Red Lobster restaurant chain. The craftsmanship is typical of utilitarian glass containers, with clear molding and distinct designs.