Montefeltro glazed stoneware condiment set by Franco Bucci (80s)

Elegant and rare glazed stoneware condiment set, "Tapiro" model, belonging to the Montefeltro tableware line produced until 1995 and coming from the International Museum of Ceramics in Faenza. The set is composed of a refined quadrilobate tray that houses an oil cruet, a vinegar cruet and the salt and pepper containers, all perfectly coordinated in design. The salt and pepper containers have a cylindrical shape surmounted by a perforated hemispherical cap, while the oil and vinegar containers are distinguished by their slender line and slightly twisted upwards, with a lateral opening and a cap with a circular button grip. The dimensions of the tray are 20.9 x 20.9 x 2 cm; the salt and pepper containers measure 6.5 cm in height and 4.5 cm in diameter; the oil cruet and vinegar containers measure 8.2 x 15 x 4.6 cm. Never used and in excellent condition, this is a rare and sought-after display item. Please note: the set consists of a table condiment set consisting of oil and vinegar cruets, salt shaker, pepper shaker and container saucer. Note the small hole on the white oil cruet used to regulate, with the simple pressure of the finger, the flow of the liquid.