What I have is boxed set of what is called Twinette salt and pepper shakers. It comes in a 4.5 x 4 x 1 inch cardboard box. Would have originally had 4 ea. Sets of shakers in groups of two. Each individual shaker stands almost two inches high and about 1 inch diameter at its widest point. The shakers bodies are like an etched glass. The cap is plastic, two sets are red and green. One set has blue caps and the last one has orange caps. The lids are metal with a spring loaded hinge to keep them shut and will also lock in the open postion. One set is missing the glass shaker bodies and only the cap assembly is left. The top cover of the box says: salt, pepper Twinette āprotects against moisture and dirtā. The front side says: An ideal gift, Twinette. The right side says: Cannot spill, Twinette. The back side says: An ideal gift, Twinette, Central Equipment Co. Chicago. The left side says: For an attractive table, Twinette. The bottom of the box has stamp labeled Morris Paper Mills, Morris Illinois and is numbered B 19506. The front inside flap has made in USA on it. The color of the box is a brushed gold. The writing is in black and white. All the way around the sides of the box at the bottom it is marqueeā¦ SALT . PEPPER . SALT . PEPPER.
Cannot get picture in I can email it to anyone my computer keeps saying error when i try to put pic in...this bowl has a scalloped edge, and notched rim. It has a dark, original patina..email me at [email protected], if you have any info on this, Thanks. I can email pic's to you also.
This is the cover, it's about 4x6, tiny bit faded on the front and along binding corner.
This is another picture of the binding.
That one was a little blurry. One page is missing, unfortunately the page with dates and copywrite, publishing information. The title page is disconnected, but still with the book. All other pages are well in tact.
I have a picture of the title page that isn't in tact.
As reported by my mother, an antique collector in her time, she purchased this two-piece desk for approx. $1500 back in the late 70's. It was apparently restored in some way, as indicated by the markings of former hardware. It is a really beautiful piece!
Set consists of dining table with 3 leaves, 6 chairs, and 2 piece china cabinet. We're interested in selling the set but have no idea what it's worth in present condition. There are no major scratches, but normal wear, especially on caning and upholstery.
There are two chairs. One has been recovered & one is original fabric. Both chairs have matching wood work & there are wooden wheels on the legs of the chairs. I purchased these chairs in Sacramento, CA from a family who had owned them for over 80 yrs & they were used when they purchased them.