Colonial Gentleman Salt and Pepper Shakers Blue Orange Hats Porcelain Japan
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Vintage Figural Salt and Pepper Shakers. This vintage porcelain salt and pepper shakers are colonial gentlemen in blue, green and orange dress. They are approx. 5" tall x 2 1/2" across. The set is in good condition with wear and aging. There is some dark spots on the shakers along with some places where the porcelain isn't smooth. I have not tried to take the corks out. The shakers are marked Made in Japan on the bottom.
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