Stoppered cruet with scroll handle 18th-19th century

This clear glass cruet, made in the 18th or 19th century, is a striking example of the craftsmanship of anonymous glassblowers. The cruet features a rounded body with vertical ribs and a graceful, scroll-shaped handle. The stoppered top would have been used to hold liquids like vinegar or oil, making it a practical and stylish addition to any dining table. This cruet, now part of the Minneapolis Institute of Art collection, showcases the artistry of glassblowing during this era.