This charming stringholder is ceramic and made to depict three Southern belles, arms linked, in hoop skirts. Marked Made in Japan, it has no chips cracks or defects.

These shakers are 2 1/2" high, made of china, and have a circular fired on decal of a Florida water scene with Florida in black beneath. The decal is surrounded by a moriage (fired on slip decoration) dragon and highlighted by a green luster band at top and bottom. The tops are covered in gold glaze and have the holes in an s and p shape. Bottom paper label reads Kenmar Japan.

These are the Kool penquins Willie and Millie in hard plastic. They stand 3 1/2 " tall and are marked F&F Mold and Die Works, Dayton Ohio, USA. In good condition except for paint loss where some thoughtless person taped them together and then removed the tape plus a strip of white paint.

Don't know who made this but it has a nice design of what I believe are poppies in yellow and orange. Some crazing of glaze. It measures 9" long by 3" at it's widest point.

Thes miniature Squirt bottles are 4 1/2" tall in green glass with yellow plastic caps.

This pair of shakers are ears of corn in their shucks. Th pepper stands 1/4" lower than the 4" Salt. No mark. Glaze bubble on bottom of salt from firing, no other flaws.

This set features Nipper the mascot of RCA Victor. Incised RCA Victor and "His Master's Voice" around base and Lenox on the bottom. White with black ears nose and eyes, they stand 3" high. Large holed salt has black collar and pepper has brown collar.

Golf ball is salt shaker and it sits on tee and grass clump which is the pepper. Not very old but interesting for you golfers out there.

This made in Japan set is 3" by 3". Slight roughness to left ear of kneeling deer.

These little teapots are hard white plastic with a painted on rose design. The lids are metal with plastic finials and screw onto the bases. The salt measures 2" high by 3" wide and the pepper 1 1/4"h. x 2 3/4"w. Cute but impractical as wear and tear would take a toll on the screw in lids.

This perky pair of painted pigs is flushed with pink on a cream ground. Mouths and ears are highlighted in red with eyes, nostrils and hoofs in black. They stand on back legs with their front legs extended in front. 2 3/4' high and marked Japan.

These are illustrated in Davern's Collector's Encyclopedia of Salt and Peppers Second Series pg.197 row 1 number 1. Boy chef in orange shorts and girl in yellow apron sport tall white chefs hats and carry trays of food. Those in the book appear to have a tan skin tone while these have a grey skin tone. Marked Japan.