1970s Watkins Blue Onion Ceramic Salt and Pepper Shakers Pair

A pair of white ceramic hourglass shaped salt and pepper shakers with a blue onion pattern on a light beige backdrop
1970s Watkins Blue Onion Ceramic Salt and Pepper Shakers Pair
1970s Watkins Blue Onion Ceramic Salt and Pepper Shakers Pair
1970s Watkins Blue Onion Ceramic Salt and Pepper Shakers Pair
1970s Watkins Blue Onion Ceramic Salt and Pepper Shakers Pair
1970s Watkins Blue Onion Ceramic Salt and Pepper Shakers Pair
1970s Watkins Blue Onion Ceramic Salt and Pepper Shakers Pair
1970s Watkins Blue Onion Ceramic Salt and Pepper Shakers Pair
A pair of white ceramic hourglass shaped salt and pepper shakers with a blue onion pattern on a light beige backdrop 1970s Watkins Blue Onion Ceramic Salt and Pepper Shakers Pair 1970s Watkins Blue Onion Ceramic Salt and Pepper Shakers Pair 1970s Watkins Blue Onion Ceramic Salt and Pepper Shakers Pair 1970s Watkins Blue Onion Ceramic Salt and Pepper Shakers Pair 1970s Watkins Blue Onion Ceramic Salt and Pepper Shakers Pair 1970s Watkins Blue Onion Ceramic Salt and Pepper Shakers Pair 1970s Watkins Blue Onion Ceramic Salt and Pepper Shakers Pair
1970s Watkins Blue Onion Ceramic Salt and Pepper Shakers Pair
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Bring a touch of timeless country charm to your kitchen counter with this lovely set of spice shakers. Featuring the classic cobalt floral motif, these ceramic pieces combine traditional style with everyday functionality.

  • Size: 4.25 inches in height by 1.5 inches wide (Measurements are close but approximate)
  • Decade: 1970s
  • Style: Country kitchen
  • Condition: Very good condition with no major flaws
  • Extra notes: This set features bold black gothic lettering clearly marking one for salt and one for pepper.

Distributed as part of the popular home products line by the Watkins Company during the mid-to-late 20th century, these shakers utilize the iconic Blue Onion design. Originally inspired by 18th-century Chinese porcelain patterns and popularized by European makers like Meissen, this historic style became a beloved staple in American country-style kitchens throughout the 1970s.