George, Martha Washington Salt Pepper Shaker 1889

Antique President George Washington & First Lady Martha Washington Porcelain Salt & Pepper porcelain shakers, unmarked, issued in 1889 to commemorate the centennial of the inauguration of the first Pr

& Martha Washington pitchers, bisque George Washington miniature pitcher, and George & Martha salt & pepper shakers

Stamped Black Starr & Gorham, George Washington Reproduction square form salt & pepper shakers, each 1-3/4"h. Together with a group of sterling silver salt & pepper shakers, including Tiffany & Co wit

Set of Eight Sterling Silver Salt & Pepper Shakers. Marked George Washington, Sterling, one says Black Starr Gorham. Each measures 1.5 inches in height, total weight approximately 11.6 standard ounces

Set of Eight Sterling Silver Salt & Pepper Shakers. Marked George Washington, Sterling, one says Black Starr Gorham. Each measures 1.5 inches in height, total weight approximately 11.6 standard ounces

American/Japanese - 1940 - 2000 1 1/2" - 5 1/2" tall (Four Pilgrim Memorials, three Plymouth Rock, a George Washington, Masonic Memorial, adn a Mormon salt and pepper shaker)

5.75" X 6" Mt. Washington Salt & Pepper Shakers - Burmese Coloring - Tomato Shape - Set on Meriden #059 Silverplate Tomato Plant Frame

MT. WASHINGTON SALT / PEPPER SHAKERS, LOT OF FOUR, opal with various colored light grounds and polychrome floral and berry decoration, comprising two flat side eggs, a lobed, and an acorn example; eac

2 Mt. Washington shakers, melon ribbed form, floral motif, 2 1/2" H, condition - good.

Pair Mt. Washington Salt & Pepper Shakers, Cream, Blue and Pink Tones with Floral Decor

Pair Mt Washington Salt and Pepper Shakers 2.75" - Shell Mold with Floral Decor

ASSORTED MT. WASHINGTON SALT AND PEPPER SHAKERS, LOT OF NINE, opaque white with polychrome-enamel decoration, comprising three tomato form, three egg form, two globular form, and a ribbed example, eac

MT. WASHINGTON EGG SALT / PEPPER SHAKERS, LOT OF SEVEN, opal with painted floral/landscape decoration, each with a period lid. Mt. Washington Glass Co. Fourth quarter 19th century. 2 1/2" HOA.Two with

3 Mt. Washington Fig Shaped Salt & Pepper Shakers with vairying floral disigns. 2.5 inches. good conditions with some wear

DESCRIPTION: (11Pc) Mount Washington salt and pepper shakers and jars composed of pierced silver toned metal lids on glass bodies polychrome enameled with flower, foliage and fruit depictions. (7) Cyl

This is a great lot of four Victorian Mt. Washington salt shakers in the fig form. Each is decorated differently, but all are floral. The are in great condition for their age and each stands approx 2

MT. WASHINGTON GLASS SALT & PEPPER SHAKERS, PAIR, & SIMILAR PERFUME, H 2" & 4":Including 2 shakers, white with pink shading at the collar and base, enameled white and blue flower sprays with green and

MT. WASHINGTON TOMATO SALT / PEPPER SHAKERS, LOT OF FIVE, opal with various colored light grounds and polychrome floral and berry decoration, each with plush/satin finish and matching, three with peri

Mt. Washington Salt and Pepper Shakers 3.5" Plume Mold - Green Tones with Pink Floral Decor

Vintage Mt. Washington vintage salt & pepper shakers. Beautiful colors with applied decoration. Hand decorated. No chips or cracks around lid rim. In very good original as found condition. 2 ½&#8

Lot of assorted sterling and silver-plated hollowware including 4 sterling weighted salt and pepper shakers, pair of Geo. Washington salt and pepper shakers, two sterling napkin rings, old Sheffield p

Lot includes 2 brass horse figures, metal WASHINGTON DC Salt & pepper shakers, & 1 metal leaf form figural, measures 3 in by 1 12/4 in. Shakers 1 3/4 in tall, horse 2 1/4 in tall, 6s

Group of Approximately 13 Mt. Washington Glass Salt and Pepper Shakers, to include 8 fig, 2 egg form, along with 5 others. Provenance: From the Estate of Elwyn W. Lemon, Enfield, Connecticut.

Three Piece Mt. Washington Glass Salt and Pepper Shakers, to include a pair of Chicks along with a single shell, tallest 3 inches. Provenance: From the Estate of Elwyn W. Lemon, Enfield, Connecticut.