The Ritratto cruet set brings five pieces together in a single solution to take olive oil, vinegar and seasonings to the table in an organized way. The 18/10 stainless steel base supports the set with stability and concentrates everything in one place, making service easier both day to day and when the table is set to host.
Two transparent bottles hold frequently used liquids, while two cylindrical containers with perforated lids serve dry condiments. The reading of the set is clear: glass to see the contents, and metal to structure, protect and create visual continuity across the pieces.
The proposal is practical: the whole set can go from the kitchen to the table, sideboard or bar cart at once, without repeated trips with loose items. The rectangular base keeps everything aligned and helps contain small splashes during use.
The structure of the set is 18/10 stainless steel, an alloy Riva uses for its resistance to corrosion and everyday wear. On it sit the clear glass bottles, which let you see the level and color of the contents, plus metal lids that complete the unity of the design. The result is a coherent set, with pieces that work together in both function and aesthetics.
18/10 stainless combines chromium and nickel in proportions that help preserve shine and resist stains caused by acidic ingredients common in the kitchen. This metallic stability matters for pieces that stay exposed and are handled frequently.
The set is designed to organize what is most used to season salads and dishes at the table. The rectangular base supports the four containers and lets you carry everything at once. The side-by-side layout keeps bottles and condiments within reach without crossing arms over plates or taking up more space than necessary.
By bringing the five pieces together in a single design, Ritratto keeps the table visually cohesive: volumes repeat, metal provides continuity and glass adds lightness with instant reading of what is being served.
The Ritratto language combines the rectangle of the base with the rounded volume of the bottles and the simple geometry of the condiment containers. The sheen of the stainless reflects ambient light and pairs with metallic flatware and serving pieces, while the glass neutralizes the set and brings the contents to the fore when color and freshness are worth showing.
This combination lets the cruet set move from weekday lunches to complete weekend tables without clashing. With white dinnerware, it reinforces a classic read; with wood or stone pieces, it creates material contrast; on mirrored trays, it follows the reflection and doubles the volumes, composing with other Riva accessories.
18/10 stainless steel was chosen for its resistance to vinegar, salt and humidity typical of table service. To maintain the shine and transparency of the pieces over time, the cleaning routine can be simple, as long as it is consistent and free of abrasives.
Refilling contents regularly also helps preserve the set. Very moist spices in perforated containers can clump; match the choice of condiment to the lid type. The glass makes it easy to check levels and replace when needed.
There are 5 pieces: one structural base in 18/10 stainless steel, two bottles for liquids and two containers with perforated lids for dry condiments.
The base and lids are 18/10 stainless steel. The bottles are clear glass.
For serving olive oil, vinegar and seasonings at the table, on the sideboard or on the bar cart, keeping everything concentrated in a single holder.
The metal lids protect the contents during use. They are not specified as hermetic sealing.
Yes. 18/10 stainless steel is widely used in tableware and cookware for its corrosion resistance and stability in food use.
Wash with a soft sponge and mild detergent, rinse and dry right after. Avoid abrasives and steel wool.
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