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Vinegar/Oil cruet ruby stained McKee #400 series Non-Flint McKee & Brothers, EAP
Vinegar/Oil cruet ruby stained McKee #400 series Non-Flint McKee & Brothers, EAP
Vinegar/Oil cruet ruby stained McKee #400 series Non-Flint McKee & Brothers, EAP
Vinegar/Oil cruet ruby stained McKee #400 series Non-Flint McKee & Brothers, EAP
Vinegar/Oil cruet ruby stained McKee #400 series Non-Flint McKee & Brothers, EAP
Vinegar/Oil cruet ruby stained McKee #400 series Non-Flint McKee & Brothers, EAP
Vinegar/Oil cruet ruby stained McKee #400 series Non-Flint McKee & Brothers, EAP
Vinegar/Oil cruet ruby stained McKee #400 series Non-Flint McKee & Brothers, EAP
Vinegar/Oil cruet ruby stained McKee #400 series Non-Flint McKee & Brothers, EAP
Vinegar/Oil cruet ruby stained McKee #400 series Non-Flint McKee & Brothers, EAP
Vinegar/Oil cruet ruby stained McKee #400 series Non-Flint McKee & Brothers, EAP
Vinegar/Oil cruet ruby stained McKee #400 series Non-Flint McKee & Brothers, EAP

Vinegar/Oil cruet ruby stained McKee #400 series Non-Flint McKee & Brothers, EAP

$ 13.72

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Condition: . The ruby stain is in nice condition and the color and clarity of the clear glass is excellent. There is some cloudiness in the cruet but due to the ruby stain you must turn it upside down to see it. The inside neck is ground and so is the bottom of the stopper. The stopper has damage in the form of a diagonal crack in the portion between the faceted top and the ground bottom. There are some pinpricks and tiny scratches to the ruyby stain.
  • Object Type: Cruet oil
  • Type of Glass: Ruby
  • Restocking Fee: No

    Description

    Vinegar/Oil cruet ruby stained McKee #400 series Non-Flint McKee & Brothers, Jeanette, PA. circa 1901. The glass is clear and any colors you see in the photographs are reflections from indoors where I photographed the piece.
    The glass has the mold marks and straw marks and bubbles common in this era of glassware.
    The ruby stain is in nice condition and the color and clarity of the clear glass is excellent. There is some cloudiness in the cruet but due to the ruby stain you must turn it upside down to see it. The inside neck is ground and so is the bottom of the stopper. The stopper has damage in the form of a diagonal crack in the portion between the faceted top and the ground bottom.
    This is the original stopper. This cruet is pictured in William Heacock’s book Encyclopedia of Victorian Colored Pattern Glass Book 6 Oil Cruets from A to Z. Page 75.
    McKee catalog reprint of 1901 catalog. Please email with questions or comments. Weight before packing 1.246 pounds. Height to top of stopper 7 3/4" diameter at base 4"