Antique Victorian Blue/Turquoise Opalescent Glass Cruet attributed to either Northwood or Hobbs, Brockunier & Company. The pattern is known as “Ribbed Opal Lattice” or “Windows”. It features a distinctive light blue/turquoise that transitions to white opalescence, with a clear faceted stopper.  Cruets like this were typically produced in the late 19^th century, around the 1880’s to 1890’s

This particular piece with its blue/turquoise hue and intricate ribbed texture, exemplifies the aesthetic trends of the period, combining practicality with decorative artistry.

It was difficult to obtain accurate color and opalescence in photographs.   The photo of the cruet in the window is the most accurate.

Condition:  Cruet is in excellent condition no chips, cracks, or repairs.  The stopper has a chip at the base that cannot be seen when inserted and a manufacturing flaw or possibly a crack at the top. (see las 2 photos). This may not be the original stopper.

Approximate measurements: 6.5” Tall with stopper, 5.25” Tall without stopper, 3.25” Wide at the base, 11.3 Oz Weight.

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