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Can anyone help me with the value on these shiny vintage ceramic salt and pepper shakers? They show two halves of an apple (a moral reminder?) in black and in white with shiny gold leaves on top and the inner seed portion "sketched" in before firing. They say, "Made in Japan" and must be at least 40 years old. My mother carefully wrapped them in plastic wrap, do you believe it? She wanted to keep them "fresh", I guess! They are in "like new" condition as you can see. Any idea of how much these are worth? Thanks for any direction you can give.
Salt and Pepper ShakersIn the United States, the phrase “vintage salt-and-pepper shakers” brings p…
Cutest salt & pepper shakers, VintageMermaid. CollectorsWeekly is a wonderful site that breaks down collectibles into categories and offers the most current eBay listings for those items. If you click on Salt and Pepper Shakers, you'll probably find those items currently for sale on eBay and the prices accordingly. Also you can do a category search on eBay and check Completed Listings for final sale price. Good luck - they are adorable. DD@Phila
Thanks for the suggestion, FineLines, but I already checked Ebay, to no avail.
Here's hoping someone who reads this site can help me! Thanks!