Pair of pink glass figural lady salt and pepper shakers with molded dress forms, arms at the waist, and screw-top caps. These are inspired by early 1920s–1940s Depression-era kitchen and table glass, when pastel glassware and novelty figural shakers became popular for everyday dining tables and breakfast sets.
The soft pink glass color reflects the look of Depression glass, which was widely produced in the United States during the 1920s–1940s in affordable decorative forms. Figural salt and pepper shakers like these added a playful table accent while still serving a practical purpose.
