The best ... salt & pepper shakers
Six reviews of designer salt and pepper shakers.
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Good Chemistry
Chemistry geeks and household mavens alike will delight in experimenting with these globular shakers.
Price: $15
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Contact: Coolstuffexpress.com
Source: Every Day With Rachael Ray
Taste of Talking
To make these shakers, Henk Stallinga combined ear and mouthpieces from vintage phones with indicator lights from Morris Mini-Minor automobiles.
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Price: $22
Contact: Charlesandmarie.com
Source: Dwell
Eno Studio’s shakers
This maraca-shaped porcelain-and-wood pair is meant “to inspire diners to shake their moneymakers.”
Price: $16
Contact: Madeindesign.co.uk
Source: I.D.
Dots All Over by Fishs Eddy
A matching polka-dotted tray completes this playful ceramic condiment set.
Price: $9.95 for shakers; $7.95 for tray
Contact: Gracioushome.com
Source: People Style Watch
'Cat' stoneware shakers
Of-the-moment decorator Jonathan Adler makes cat-fancy chic with these mod felines.
Price: $48
Contact: Jonathanadler.com
Source: People Style Watch
Twist grinders
These gently torqued grinders from Danish designer Jakob Wagner are covered in a soft-matte ABS plastic and contain adjustable ceramic mills.
Price: $65 each
Contact: Momastore.org
Source: Design*Sponge
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