HAT PINHEADS ;)

Since I literally have never put salt on anything, yes...this is true...I taste plenty of it in everything.

 

Here are some s & p shakers from the same company or era with the multitude of holes.

https://www.etsy.com/listing/103315563/jr-bavaria-porcelain-salt-pepper-shakers

http://www.antiquesnavigator.com/d-...al-porcelain-salt--pepper-shakers-setwow.html

--- Susan

 

S&P shakers fer shure, But...They would certainly be useful for the hat pins of the 30's and 40's. The long pins of the Flora Dora ladies would need the tall holders of course.

 

Less than half as many holes on the first set lo0ks like 23 on the second set. Cool! Thanks!
$53???? Really?

 

Very nice. Now if they were open salts, I'd be interested.

 

I like them because a)they're Hutschenreuther and b) someone painted them by hand. For anyone interested, I've found cases where the antique stick pin clutch was worth more than the pin it was on. The pins seem to be everywhere, but those darned fasteners always vanished.

 

Not always...
& I found this on the sidewalk , walking to the bus in grade school...

 

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Just jealous of the stickpin.

 

Comes here to toot his horn....

 

Heeheehee

 

Nite! I'm out>>>>>>>

 

It should be Davey or Bear doing that; it's an English horn. No valves.

 

Can't I show a stick pin & clutch...?????

 

Goodness, YES! I was just joshing you - I made that cat LOL for my sister to twig her for something she said to me.
I love stickpins, that is why I am jealous. And that is a very, very, nice one.
drool . . .

 

Did any one else read "stick shift and clutch?"

 

Speaking "lots of holes," my other buy at yesterday's rummage sale. A pair of handpainted (and signed) but unmarked shakers with 19 holes on the top of each.

 

WoW! That's 'twisted'!

 

Why, yes it is! And "holy." Teeheehee