Laertina majolica salt shaker - second half of the 18th century

A Laertina majolica salt shaker from the second half of the 18th century. This object, described in cultural heritage catalogs, consists of three small circular bowls and a larger central one, supported by anthropomorphic allegorical figures. The town of Laterza is renowned precisely for its famous majolica pieces with their elegant color schemes. Laterza majolica typically uses few elements and a limited color palette, with blue and yellow predominating against a white background. Dimensions: height 13 cm, width 14 cm, depth 14 cm