This elegant pressed glass condiment jar represents the refined dining customs of the late 19th to early 20th century, when even the simplest condiments were served with style and grace. The beautifully molded glass body showcases the craftsmanship of American pressed glass makers who transformed everyday tableware into collectible art.
Exceptional Condition & Details
This antique cruet has survived over a century in remarkable condition. The pressed glass body remains pristine with no chips or nicks—a testament to careful stewardship through generations. The hinged metal lid operates smoothly and correctly, maintaining its original functionality. The compact 5-inch height and 3-inch footprint made it perfect for Victorian dining tables and sideboard displays.
Perfect For
Collectors of antique pressed glass, Victorian tableware enthusiasts, or anyone seeking authentic period pieces to complete their vintage dining collection. This jar would be equally at home displayed in a curio cabinet or used as originally intended for mustard, relish, or preserves at special gatherings.
