This is the sort of thing you can only find at a thrift store (or maybe a garage sale.) Teeth are not the usual theme for salt and pepper shakers. On second thought, I think maybe I can see the connection.... Anyway, these are from 1981. They cost me 50 cents and I purchased them at the local Goodwill Outlet Store (the Gold Standard for junking, IMHO.) I was thinking I would give them to my sister, who has a small but impressive collection of unusal S&P shakers. Too bad there is not a dentist in the family...
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Friday, June 6, 2008
Thursday, April 24, 2008
Pottery from the Deep South
I found this Gail Pittman heart shaped bowl at one of the local thrift stores for $2.99. It's about 6 inches across and in perfect condition. This piece of pottery brings back memories. We lived in Ridgeland, Mississippi (where Gail Pittman has her factory) for almost three years. A beautiful state with lots of personality, just like this little dish.
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ceramic,
dish,
flowers,
mississippi,
pottery
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