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My parents received these salt and pepper shakers as a wedding gift in 1955. Mom gave them to me many years ago. I have only seen one other pair of them. I'm not sure which early plastic they are. I've never used them as they are a bit racy for the dinning table! But they do hold a nice spot on the kitchen book shelf.
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Hi! I just purchased a pair of these yesterday! They are certainly UNIQUE!!! I had never scene another before those either. The ladies collection was from the 40's thue the 60's
Nice. I guess there are more of them around than I thought! I think they're really fun.
Interesting way to put some spice in a meal.