Murano Glass Oil and Vinegar Set in Emerald Green, 1970s, Set of 6

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A magnificent piece of tableware, flawlessly combining functionality and exquisite craftsmanship. This rare and sought-after condiment set, a true gem … Read more A magnificent piece of tableware, flawlessly combining functionality and exquisite craftsmanship. This rare and sought-after condiment set, a true gem for connoisseurs and collectors, represents the perfect fusion of the brilliance of Murano glass and the warmth of fine wood.

Design and Style: The set consists of an original, shaped wooden stand dominated by an elegant, slender, organically designed central handle. The designated compartments hold two rounded oil and vinegar cruets with teardrop lids, two delightful salt bowls, and a small central glass, ideal as a toothpick holder. A triumph of flowing lines typical of classy modern antiques.

Material and Finish: All glass elements are crafted from the renowned Murano blown glass, characterized by a superb, transparent, and vibrant emerald green hue. The sturdy base is expertly carved from solid wood, sanded and finished to enhance the wood's warm, natural grain.

Technical Details and Condition:

· Type: Condiment Set / Table Oil and Vinegar Cruet.

· Materials: Murano blown glass (green), solid wood.

· Period: 20th century.

· Overall Dimensions (including stand): Width 22 cm. Depth 15 cm. Height 24.5 cm.

· Condition: Excellent condition. All glass components are perfectly intact, shiny, and free of chips or cracks. The wooden stand is solid, sturdy, and beautifully preserved, ready to be used and admired on your table.

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