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Wonderful pig chef salt and pepper shakers are made of hand painted glazed ceramic. Mamma pis sit in their chairs, all dressed up and each holding either a bag of salt or a pestle of pepper. Measures a generous 5" tall. Complete with original stoppers and stickers on the bottom. A great salt and pepper set. Jam Bon Dept 56.
Cute ceramic Santa shakers. Cold painted, and measures 4 1/4" tall. Great condition with good paint and no chips or cracks. Original plastic stoppers. Great for Christmas.
Heavy porcelain shakers for Christmas. I have both designs shown in photo. Each has both a snowman and Christmas tree design with a band of blue and snowfall for a top border.You can face them showing both snowmen, or both trees, or like I have them pictured. Measures 3" tall. Great condition with no chips or cracks. Does need corks though.
Cute little set of everyday shakers with sculpted porcelain pink roses. Gold trim, original stoppers. Measures 2 3/4" tall, and in perfect condition.
Nice size pair of fruit shakers would go well with most kitchen decor. Made of hand painted glazed ceramic. Nice condition with original stoppers. Apple measures about 2 1/2" tall and pear is about 3 1/4" tall.
A nice substantial size set of turkey shakers for your Thanksgiving holiday table. Snow white, and made of heavy glazed ceramic, These would look nice on your holiday table and not clash with your dishes. Perfect condition and has the plastic stoppers. Measures almost 4" tall.
Tall retro shakers are made of varnished wood with brass hardware. Hand painted flamingo design on each one. Souvenir from the Wild animal Park, San Diego, CA. Very nice condition and has the original plastic stoppers. Measures 6 1/2" tall.
Cute ceramic pair of salt and pepper shakers with a cobalt blue glaze and a beach scene of California in gold. By Karol Western 1996. Perfect condition with original stoppers. Measures 3 1/4" tall.
These old shakers are marked, Hand painted china, T & T, Japan. White china with hand painted pink roses and a little bluebird. Gold trim, but gold is worn from the top of the one shaker. Measures 2 1/4" tall, no chips or cracks.
Very old shakers in the shape of golden pears. They measure 2 3/4" tall. Paint is a little chippy here and there. No cracks or chips to the chalk. Would look good in a kitchen with vintage fruit decor.
Very old vintage pair of salt and pepper shakers in the shape of lemons. Measures about 1 1/2" tall, and are 2 1/2" long. A couple of places where paint is chipped off. No cracks or chips to the chalk area. No stoppers.
Nice set of wood salt and pepper shakers with a hula girl design. Measures 4 " tall and have chrome tops, with S & P holes. Perfect condition.
Plastic set of shakers are great for a vintage Christmas setting. Made of hard plastic the heads sit in a little holly shaped leaf tray. Made in Hong Kong. Each shaker is 2 3/4" tall. No chips or cracks. Paint is worn a little on the word SALT, but otherwise in terriffic shape. No corks.
Texas souvenir shakers are made of heavy glazed ceramic and have their state bird, the Mocking bird on the front. Measures 3" tall, has the original rubber stoppers too. Perfect condition.
Nice glazed china shakers with a picture of the Baltimore city skyline. Original stoppers and are in perfect condition. Measures 3" tall.
Pair of heavy ceramic souvenir salt and pepper shakers from British Colombia, Canada. They each measure 3" tall. They have a circular decoration of a totem pole, with British Colombia, Canada printed on the front. Made in Japan, perfect condition with original plastic stopppers.
Hand painted and carved wood salt and pepper shakers are a souvenir from Mexico. Largest shaker measures 3 1/2" tall. Very good condition, but one cap is a little loose.
These little hand painted porcelain salt and pepper shakers are hand painted with gold trim. They measure 2 3/4" tall and have a scene of Wizard Island and the phantom ship, at Crater Lake National park in Oregon. Perfect condition with no damages or flaws, and have their original stickers from Victoria ceramics, Japan. They are missing corks though.
