Clear Fluted Glass Cruet with Stopper and Handle

This item is a clear glass cruet, designed for holding liquids such as oil, vinegar, or perhaps syrup. It features a classical, elegant form, with a narrow neck flaring out to a broader, paneled body. The body consists of several vertically fluted or paneled sections that add both visual interest and provide a better grip. The glass itself appears to be clear, uncolored glass, suggesting a utilitarian or refined aesthetic typically associated with table linens. Attached to the neck section is a delicate, C-shaped handle, indicating it is intended for pouring. The cruet is topped with a clear glass stopper, featuring a rounded, spherical finial at the top and a ground glass stem that fits snugly into the cruet's neck. The stopper appears to be original to the cruet, maintaining a cohesive design. There are no immediately visible cracks, chips, or significant damage, suggesting good overall condition. The glass is moderately thick, implying reasonable durability. There are no discernible manufacturer's marks, signatures, or stamps visible from the provided images. Given its style, it likely dates from the mid-20th century to contemporary production, as similar designs have been popular for decades. Its clean lines and functional design make it a versatile piece for a kitchen or dining setting. The craftsmanship appears to be standard for mass-produced glassware, with smooth, consistent surfaces and no obvious flaws in the molding or joining of the handle.