Salt & Pepper Shakers

Salt and Pepper Shakers, Figurinal, Figural, Vintage Salt and Pepper Shakers, Character Shakers and Novelty Salt and Peppers.  This page is dedicated in her memory.  Every time we see them we think of her.  Pam has amassed a large number of these shakers and the collection continues to grow.  If you don't see what your looking for just send us an info request and we will check to see if we have it.  We are adding new items all the time, since we hate spam as much as you do, book mark this page, as we do not contact anyone unless specifically requested to do so.  Click the little pictures to see it full size, and do the same on the linked words to see other views.  The Qty listed for each item are the number of that item in stock, unless otherwise noted in the description.  If the description indicates more than one available, you can change the number in the shopping cart and click on the update quantity button! 

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Hillbilly and Jug Shakers by Lugene's Japan.  There are no chips, cracks or repairs, just a few slight surface scratches and the Jug is missing it's plug.  

1992 Avon Watermelon Slices Salt & Pepper.  They are still new in the box in in plastic bags.  I can't see any damage to the shakers themselves, but the box has some bumps and bruises.  Excellent find for Avon or S&P collectors.

Cool Vintage Wooden Salt & Pepper Grinder made in Japan.  The construction really dates these pieces.  The metal is corroded on both pieces with label residue on the side of the salt. 

Wooden Salt & Pepper set made in Japan.  The shakers themselves look a little darker than the chair and are flaking a little clear finish.  The chair looks like it had a label that came off. 

Indian Chief and Squaw Salt & Pepper Shakers.  There are a few small flakes and MFG flaws in the cold paint, typical of this vintage Japan pieces.  No chips or cracks, just a little crazing of the glaze. 

Owl Texas Souvenir Salt & Pepper Shakers.  This cute pair has the state of Texas on their bellies and google eyes that move.  There is one chip on one of the owls ear, the other has a hairline crack. 

Beautiful Treasurecraft Roadrunner and Cactus Arizona Souvenir Shakers.  There are NO chips, cracks or damage to this fantastic pair of Salt & Peppers. 

The Big Well Greensburg, Kansas Souvenirs.  There are no cracks or major damage, just some light surface scratches from being handled.  The little medallions are at different heights, I don't know if this is suppose to differentiate between Salt and Pepper or just a MFG flaw.

Occupied Japan Dog on Barrel Salt and Peppers.  One shaker is fine with only minor scuffs from being handled, the other has a crack just below the dogs shoulder.  Click the linked words to see close up view of the crack.  Items marked "Occupied Japan" were made between 1946 and 1952.  There is only one cork.

Fab 50's style Salt & Pepper Shakers.  There are no chips or cracks, just some crazing to the glaze and a few small dark spots.  They do have their corks. 

Paynesville, Minn. Souvenir Shakers.  There is a salt & pepper, curiously only one has the city name on it.  There is a few light surface scratches otherwise great set. 

Wooden "Time for.." Salt & Pepper Shakers.  The pepper is marked Lake Tahoe on the back, the salt is not.  The salt has a small crack at the bottom and the numbers are worn on the right. 

Ceramic Watering Can Shakers by William H. Hirsch MFG, Los Angeles.  No chips or cracks, both are missing their stoppers. 

Ma & Pa Outhouse Wooden Salt & Pepper Shakers.  The Ma shaker is marked Knott's Berry Farm on the top, the Pa is not.  The Pa shaker has a crack in the top on the right side. 

Vintage Gas Range Salt & Pepper Shakers.  These Shakers fit in receptacles on the top of an old gas range.  I am still looking to ID the range maker.  There are no chips or cracks, just a few light surface scratches from use and some wear to the silver trim.

London Bridge Souvenir Shakers from Lake Havasu, AZ.  There are no chips or cracks, just a few slight surface scratches and wear to the trim.  London Bridge didn't fall down, it just moved! 

Wooden Barrel Oklahoma Souvenir Salt & Pepper Shakers.  There are only minor bumps, bruises and a few light surface scratches.  The metal bands have a little corrosion as well. 

This plastic souvenir set is from the Trimont Co-Op Association.  I assume that this is from a farming co-op.  I cant find any chips or cracks, just some light wear from use. 

Outhouse Salt & Pepper shakers.  Both of them say "PA" on the front and Santa Fe, NM on the side.  There are only very minor bumps, bruises and a few light surface scratches.   

Ceramic Spinning Wheel Salt & Pepper Shakers.  There are no chips or cracks, just some light wear and MFG defects.  They are made in Japan and still have the TG&Y price tag on the bottom.  

Mini Glass Salt & Pepper shakers on a tray.  The tray is a little tarnished and the glass inside the salt shaker is a little hazy.  There is a little corrosion on the lids.  The set is un-marked. 

Imperial Palace Auto Collection, Las Vegas Shakers.  There are no chips or cracks, just a few slight surface scratches, missing one stopper and some crazing to the overglaze. 

Sandia Crest New Mexico, Souvenir Shakers.  There are no chips or cracks, just some light wear to the trim and a small amount of crazing to the overglaze. 

Mini Barrel Grants Pass, OR souvenir shakers.  There are some minor bumps, bruises and some minor surface scratches.  Both stoppers are there. 

Vintage Chalkware Ducks "The Big Well" Greensburg, Kansas.  The World's Largest Hand-Dug Well.  the well was completed in 1888, it was 109 feet deep and 32 feet in diameter. It served as the city's water supply until 1932. The well was covered and opened as a tourist attraction in 1939. Since then, over 3,000,000 people have visited the "Big Well."  The chalkware shakers have bumps, bruises and chinks in the chalk, NO cracks breaks or repairs.  One of the shakers still has the "Big Well" sticker on the front.  Great Souvenir!

Hazel Atlas Black Rooster Pepper Shaker.  There are no chips or cracks, just this one is missing the lid.  Marked with the familiar HA on the bottom. 

Ceramic Outhouse Salt & Pepper Shakers.  There are no chips or cracks, just some flaking of the cold paint on the roof.  Made in Japan. 

Indian Chief and Squaw Salt & Pepper Shakers.  There are some small flaking of the cold paint, typical of this vintage Japan pieces.  No chips or cracks, just a the flaking.  Made by MK Japan.

Virginia/Minnesota Mining Salt & Pepper Shakers.  There are no cracks or breaks to these plastic shakers.  The logo labels are a little rippled. 

Half Barrel Salt & Pepper Shakers, 3 ½" tall.  There is only one chip on the bottom edge of the salt and the overglaze has some crazing. 

China Set Salt & Pepper Shakers.  There are no chips or cracks, just a little light wear on the trim.   

Mini Mug Nebraska Souvenir Salt & Pepper Shakers.  There are no chips or cracks, just a little light wear on the trim.  One of the shakers has the cork pushed up inside. 

Black Rooster Pepper Shaker.  This is identical to the Hazel Atlas shaker above, this one is just not marked HA on the bottom.  No chips or cracks, just a little light wear and this one has the lid. 

Brown Whiskey like Bottle Salt & Pepper Shakers.  There are no chips or cracks, just a little denting to the metal caps. 

Kaysons China Salt & Pepper Shakers.  There are no chips or cracks, just a few slight scratches and wear to the trim. 

Little Plastic Indian Kids South Dakota Salt & Pepper Shakers.  The silver plastic has quite a bit of the silver off.  They look like they may belong on top of a shaker bottle. 

Boot Hill Salt & Pepper Shakers.  There are no chips or cracks, just crazing of the overglaze.  There are no stoppers either.  Only one of the shakers says California, may be mismatch. 

Cute Bears Salt & Pepper Shakers.  There are no chips or cracks, just a little flaking of the cold paint on the back side of each bear.  It is a boy and girl bear. 

Sequoia-Kings Canyon National Park Souvenir Shakers.  There are a few super tiny chips along the bottom edge of the salt.  There are no cracks, just some crazing in the overglaze. 

Vintage Teapots Salt & Pepper Shakers, made in Japan.  There are no chips or cracks, just some loss of the cold paint on the handles and crazing to the glaze. 

Eternal Tree House, California Redwoods Souvenir Shakers.  There are no chips, and there is one hairline (may be in the glaze only) in the pepper shaker.  There is some crazing to the glaze. 

Cornucopia Salt & Pepper Shakers.  There are no cracks and only one small chip on the salt.  They are 5" long. 

California Redwoods Souvenir Salt & Pepper Shakers. These are the the famous drive thru tree in Northern California. There are no cracks or repairs, just a few tiny chips along the bottom edge that are hard to see. Great souvenirs of the Giant Redwood Forest. 

Wooden Mallets, San Juan Capistrano Souvenir Shakers.  There are mild bumps and bruises to the wood.  The decals have had a good deal of flaking from age. 

Old Foley James Kent Scotland Shakers, made in England.  There are no chips or cracks, just some crazing to the glaze.  Just a beautiful 5" tall set of shakers with a bagpiper on the logo. 

Chicken salt & Pepper Shakers, made in Japan.  Lots of crazing to both these birds, but no chips or cracks.  It bears the Japan label on the bottom. 

Tall Push Button Restaurant style Salt & Pepper Shakers.  These guys say made in USA on the bottom.  There are minor bumps, bruises and scuffs.  They both have a casting spur mark in the same spot, the bigger one is shown here. 

Anchor Hocking Black Rooster Oil & Vinegar Cruets.  The glass was coated with the white coloring, there are some spots and a little chipping to the coating as well as some bumps, bruises and scuffs.  The Oil cruet has a small chip on the spout.  They are marked Anchor Hocking on the bottom.