This is the time of the year to get out your cute little salt and pepper shakers for picnics or just to show them off in your summer kitchen. These novelty shakers were manufactured from the mid-1920s ...

Vintage salt and pepper shakers may be tiny, but they pack a punch when it comes to both charm and value. Whether they’re classic ceramic sets or boast quirky novelty designs, these small collectibles ...

The collecting of salt and pepper shakers was popularized in the 20th century when traveling become more common. People were going on trips more with the automobile industry booming, and it became ...

If you can name it, there’s probably a salt and pepper shaker version of it. If you doubt that, check out the collections of any member of the Michigan Shakers Club, and they’ll prove you wrong.

Francky Knapp is the commerce writer at Eater, and an award-winning writer with bylines in GQ, VICE, The Daily Beast, and other publications. A curious home cook with a deep love of Polish cabbage ...

Chloe Anello writes about everything from skin care to bedsheets. Most of all, she loves asking celebrities what they can’t live without. There’s a lot to consider when shopping for salt and pepper ...

Margie Soudek came into her first set of salt and pepper shakers—a pair of ducks “dressed like ladies”—around 1946. Throughout the next seven decades, Soudek’s collection expanded to fill a ...