Replacement Drip Stopper for 5074/AO Oil or Vinegar by Ettore Sottsass for Alessi

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Replacement plastic stopper for 5074/AO Oil or Vinegar Cruet by Ettore Sottsass for Alessi.

This is for ONE stopper.

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$ 5.50

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Verified Buyer

Jul 29, 2020

it’s exactly what i needed so that i can i eve again use my beautiful oil & vinegar set. without it, it would be useless. so happy that you make replacements!
it’s perfect!

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May 17, 2020

Ordering replacement drip stoppers was easy and my order arrived quickly.

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Sep 18, 2019

I never thought that I would find a replacement stopper for my Alessi Oil and Vinegar set. The set was a gift more than 20 years ago, or shall I say 30! The one stopper had broken. Now I am set for another 20 or more years, because I bought two of the stoppers at a great price! Thank you!

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J Jess K. 3 month ago

Q: How many units are included per order? The picture shows 4 units. Is that it?

Amusespot 3 month ago

A: One.

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J Jess K. 3 month ago

Q: Will you ship overseas? They are small and light and can fit in an envelope. Of course, I'm willing to pay extra postage.

Amusespot 3 month ago

A: We can try. Email fun@amusespot.com and we can see what we can do.

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G Gerry 9 month ago

Q: I've got the REPLACEMENT DRIP STOPPER FOR 5074/AO OIL OR VINEGAR BY ETTORE SOTTSASS FOR ALESSI and notice that the flat edge around the tip isn't the same width all round. I wonder if it matters which way it goes in - should the wider edge face down when pouring, or up?

Amusespot 9 month ago

A: It should not matter as long as air is able to get in there and a vacuum is not formed. My guess is wide edge down but you may have more control with the narrow one. I like a lot of olive oil... I would try it out both ways. Since it is a cylinder you can rotate it.

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