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The pineapple has always meant welcome — these hand-painted ceramic shakers get the details right, bright green crown, golden yellow body, warm brown crosshatch.
Maker: Unmarked
Materials: Hand-painted ceramic
Dimensions: 3.75" tall x approx. 2.0" wide each
Origin: Unknown
Era: Vintage, 1980s (discontinued)
Condition: Excellent — no chips or scratches; both stoppers intact. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.
Both are identical in form, distinguished only by their hole count. Cheerful without being kitsch, they bring a warm tropical note to any table.
Perfect for a summer gathering, a tiki-inspired tablescape, or as a housewarming gift — the pineapple, after all, is the oldest symbol of hospitality.
The pineapple has been a symbol of welcome and hospitality in American decorative arts since colonial times, when the fruit's rarity and expense made it a genuine luxury to display for guests.
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