Mid Century Stangl Wild Rose Cruet Set - Oil & Vinegar Cruets by Stangl - Vintage Kitchenware Pottery - Retro Serving White w/ Pink Flowers
.1960s Stangl cruet set in the Wild Rose pattern. This pattern was produced by Stangl from 1955 to 1978. The pattern features a pink rose on an ivory background with green leaves. A rusty brown color is also used as an accent on the insides of the cruets.
The oil stopper has a round circle shape and the vinegar stopper has a crescent top edge so you know what cruet you are picking up.
Corks are in nice condition on both cruets.
In nice vintage condition with no cracks. There is wear and some chipping on the drip spout areas - see photos. Light wear commensurate with vintage age all over as would be expected. Item's price reflects these conditions.
MAKER/MARKINGS:
Signed on the bottom Stangl in cursive and POTTERY, Trenton, NJ and has WILD ROSE. Also has a green handwritten maker's initial on each piece.
Measurements:
5 1/2" tall without stopper in. About 6 1/4" tall with stoppers in.
About 3" wide at widest point.
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