Featured Age and origin of glass cruet or vase?

I'm not sure if this was originally a cruet or vase? I have no idea of it's age, maker, or country of origin and would appreciate any info. Thanks...

 

Measurements would help. I am thinking decorative dust collector from Mexico.

 

Thanks, George. I was wondering if it might be Mexican... it reminds me of glassware in a store in Greenwich Village in the '60s that sold a lot of Mexican items.

As for measurements, I think it's about 6" tall. I photographed it a few weeks ago and now can't find where I put it, which has me feeling pretty stupid. The fun of getting older!

Below is another amber piece, one of two that I have, that I assume *is* a cruet and maybe older vintage or antique? They both have the same stoppers, but I don't know if they're original or a marriage.

I don't have measurements for this one, either, but I think it's no more than about 3" or 4" tall.

 

I would think vintage 60s or 70s.

 

Is that handle attached or part of the mold?

 

I found where I'd put both pieces on a shelf in the basement. I had a headache last night and couldn't even remember correctly that I'd taken the photos a few months ago and not a few weeks ago. Duh!

The first piece is about 7-1/2" tall and the second one is about 5" tall with the stopper.

@Ghopper1924 Were you referring to the first piece I showed or the second?

@George Nesmith I hope these new closeups help (please excuse the dust!). The top part of the handle looks like maybe it was part of the mold? I'm new to learning about glass so don't know the things to look for.

 

First is Spanish recycled glass oil bottle, I'll lay odds. Probably came in an olive wood holder.

 

The first one.

 

Handle was applied. I think older gut no idea whose.

 

@Ownedbybear Could be, though George's thought of Mexican seems right to me based on what I've seen in the States in years past. I didn't think about an oil bottle... interesting idea.

 

@George Nesmith Ah, so I guess for it to be part of the mold the handle and body need to look more integral, with a smoother transition? I have a lot to learn!

Would it be safe for me to say the small cruet is antique (i.e., before 1920)? I'm also wondering if it was common to use clear stoppers in colored glass cruets?

 

Collectors worry more about stoppers than manufactures and retails did. I am not comfortable using more than Vintage for this.

 

Okay, I'll just call the pair "vintage." Thanks for the all of the info.

Thanks, everyone!