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Vintage Relco Japan Ceramic Zebra Salt Pepper Shakers Pair REPAIR MCM (As Is)1 Available
$8.00 + shipping + taxes
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This set is being sold As Is with one repaired shaker. Please read the full condition report below. Details: *​Brand/Origin: Features the original "Relco Hand Decorated Japan" label on the underside. *​Design: Hand-painted black and white stripes with pink accents inside the ears. *​Size: Each shaker measures 3 1/4" high and 4" long. *​Stoppers: Shakers retain original vintage cork stoppers. *​Holes: Each zebra has 2 shaker holes. ​Condition: ​Zebra 1: This shaker is in excellent vintage condition. There are no chips, cracks, or repairs. There is very fine, light age-related crazing in the glossy glaze. ​Zebra 2: This shaker has sustained a complete, clean break to its front left leg, which has been repaired. The repair is secure and stable. The break line is visible, showing as a fine, discolored line around the joint. Please see the close-up photos for a detailed view of the repair. There are no other chips or cracks. It displays well, but the damage must be noted.

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