Condition: Good — glass in excellent condition, no chips or scratches; metal tops show wear and discoloration, fully photographed. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.
The glass fans gracefully outward toward the base, and the silver-tone tops with their rounded finials give the whole thing an air of quiet formality. Made in Hong Kong in the 1960s or '70s, possibly by or for FB Rogers, though we couldn't confirm. Versatile enough to serve salt, pepper, powdered sugar, cocoa, or even cinnamon — charming beside an eggnog bowl at the holidays.
A graceful addition to an elegant table, a buffet spread, or a collection of vintage glass. The kind of piece that earns a permanent spot.
Fluted pressed glass shakers with silver-tone finial tops were a popular formal tableware style throughout the 1960s and 70s, often produced in Hong Kong for American import retailers.
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