These stainless steel storage jars are by Dulton, a vintage-inspired Japanese housewares manufacturer. (They're something like the Restoration Hardware of Japan.)
Intended for kitchen use, they feature a push-button release for the silicon-rubber-sealed lid; the idea is that you can open them one-handed, i.e. if the other hand is engaged with messy materials. Push Switch Logo Button
They come in three sizes:
I bet the first person to import these to the U.S. for distribution would clean up in the EDC market.
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