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Noritake Vintage Christmas Holly Berries Salt & Pepper Shaker Set 1950s

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More information about Noritake Vintage Christmas Holly Berries Salt & Pepper Shaker Set 1950s

Add a touch of vintage charm to your holiday table with this delightful Noritake Salt and Pepper Shaker Set. Crafted from ceramic, these shakers feature a festive holly and red berries motif, superb for adding a seasonal flair to your kitchen or dining room. Standing at 3.5 inches tall and 2 inches wide, they are the ideal size for easy handling and display. Whether you're hosting a Christmas dinner or simply enjoying a cozy meal, these shakers bring a nostalgic elegance to your table setting. This set is pre-owned, adding a exceptional history to your collection.

Type: Salt and Pepper Shaker Set
Brand: Noritake
Color: Multicolor

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