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Salt Pepper Club Bulletin 1951 brochure
The National Salt & Pepper Club Bulletin, fall 1951. National salt and pepper club, Box 18, Highlands Station, Denver 11, Colorado. 9 inches by 12 inches opens up to 18 inches by 12 inches. Features items for sale and photographs of collectors and their collections with a little bio. Pretty cool collectible history for the S $ P collector. Clean with a bit of shelf wear and a bit of browning at the edge.
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Fine China Salt Pepper Shakers White/Gold Top
Very fine quality salt and pepper shakers for the dining table. These shakers are not marked and have no corks but are extremely attractive pieces. A white glaze with line design and gold tops. Wonderful condition with only very slight rubbing to the gold at the edge. They measure about 3 inches high with a 1 1/4 inch diameter base. If someone knows the manufacturer, I would love the input. Thanks for looking.
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Vintage Round Gold Trim Salt Pepper Luray?
I actually have no idea who the manufacturer is and there are no markings on the shakers. Someone told me that they could be LuRay shakers, they appear to be the same design as the ones I looked at. I am guessing that these are part of a dishes or china dining set. They are in excellent condition and the corks are intact. They measure about 3 1/4 inches high. Hope you can identify them.
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Orange And Brown Fiesta Wear Salt And Pepper Shakers
This is a pair of vintage Fiesta Wear salt and pepper shakers. The colors are bright and the glaze is even. The condition of the pair is very good. They are missing their rubber stoppers. They stand 3 inches high. The base is 2 ¾ inches in diameter.
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Unusual Salt Cellar and Spoon with Glass Insert
Quite unusual salt cellar, this a basically a 3 piece item consisting of the base, the glass insert and the spoon. The base and spoon are marked but oddly. Slightly different, the mark on the base seems to be 510MMET and then a 2P30K. The back of the spoon is marked 710MMET and that's it. The insert is a thick glass bowl that rests in the base. The base and bowl stand 1 3/8" high and almost 2" at the widest. The length of the spoon is 2 3/4". Inset around the base and on the handle of the spoon are enamel painted designs. The metal appears to be a type of brass composite and have a bit of wear to the finish, both on the base and the spoon. The glass insert is undamaged. If anyone can help identify, please let me know. Thanks
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