A charming vintage glass cruet / small decanter, likely produced in Eastern Europe (Romania, Hungary or former Yugoslavia) between the 1960s and 1980s.

Made from clear blown glass with a dark applied handle and a frosted ground neck. The mould-blown stopper features a ribbed teardrop form, fitting securely in the ground opening.

The lower bowl is decorated with an etched band of leaves/lines, typical of mid-century Eastern European decorative glass. A functional size for serving oil, vinegar, liqueurs or as a decorative display piece.

Features

Clear blown glass body

• Ribbed mould-blown stopper

• Etched decorative band around base

• Mid-century production (c. 1960s–1980s)

Condition

Good vintage condition with minor surface wear consistent with age. Stopper fits properly.

NOTE: has chip at the lip as shown in the photos

Please examine photos for condition description and for approx measurements

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