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A piece of American advertising history — and a record worth preserving.
Maker: F&F Mold & Die Works (Aunt Jemima / Quaker Oats brand)
Materials: Polystyrene / plastic
Dimensions: 4.0" tall × approx. 2.0" wide
Origin: Dayton, Ohio, USA
Era: Vintage, 1949–1950s (discontinued)
Condition: Good vintage condition — some paint loss consistent with age, photographed; no cracks or dents; original shaker insert intact. Price is for one shaker; 5 available. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.
Aunt Jemima stands in her red dress, matching headscarf, white apron, and white neckerchief.
A piece for collectors focused on preservation and historical documentation.
These Aunt Jemima paprika shakers were made by F&F Mold & Die Works in Dayton, Ohio, starting in 1949 as promotional giveaways for Quaker Oats customers who saved Aunt Jemima Pancake Mix box tops. Black Americana collectibles are a meaningful and complex category. These pieces honor Nancy Green — one of the first African-American models, and the advertising world's first living trademark — while also preserving an unvarnished record of American commercial history. We encourage purchase with intent for preservation and for the greater good.
