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This thread centers around a pair of ceramic salt and pepper shakers listed on eBay, with participants sharing their thoughts on the items' origins and discussing their experiences with similar products.
Views differ regarding the origin of the shakers, with some participants believing they are not from Pampered Chef, while others identify them as Princess House. No clear consensus emerges on their age or brand.
Participants share personal experiences related to vintage kitchen items and gaming nostalgia, contributing to a light-hearted discussion about age and memory.
Members of the consultant community interested in vintage kitchenware or those who enjoy reminiscing about past products may find this discussion engaging.
chefann said:Looks like they could use a lesson on how to take a close-up pic in focus.![]()
gilliandanielle said:They definetly look too modern to be from 13+ years ago... maybe someone should e-mail and ask for a (blurry) pic of the PC logo!
gilliandanielle said:I was 9 13 years ago....Ha ha!!
Countrykitchenmichelle said:What makes you believe they are 13 years old, did you send them a message?
They don't say anything about how old they are.
I think because she has sold PC for 13 years and doesn't remember them...Countrykitchenmichelle said:What makes you believe they are 13 years old, did you send them a message?
They don't say anything about how old they are.
gilliandanielle said:Janet you are too quick and make me look stupid for repeating what you said!! At least I am YOUNG and stupid, LMAO!! JUST KIDDING!![]()
janetupnorth said:Back in the day I could sit on my butt and play my Colecovision.![]()
my3angelbugs said:THese are Princess House Orchard Medley-I know this because those are the dishes that I have and they were sold back int he mid 90's, although Princess House still sold this pattern up until about 1 year ago.
LOL!janetupnorth said:![]()
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You're only as old as you feel...oh wait, I'm feeling old this week! My brother lent me his Wii for a week - what a workout!!!! Back in the day I could sit on my butt and play my Colecovision.![]()
DH and I have a pinball game! It's so fun to play. I'd love one of the new ones (yes, they still make new pinball games), but the really cool ones can run close to 5 figures.KellyTheChef said:LOL!
My brother could score so many points playing Donkey Kong (first time Mario Brothers were ever in a game for all of you MB fans!) that he would flip the score counter back to zero...and then the game would "tilt" (anyone play real pinball games...showing my age here too!) We even have pictures of the TV screen when it happened!
That really brought back memories!
Vintage salt and pepper shakers are collectible kitchen items that were produced in earlier decades, often featuring unique designs, materials, and craftsmanship. They can vary widely in style, from ceramic and glass to metal and plastic, and are sought after by collectors for their aesthetic appeal and nostalgic value.
Vintage salt and pepper shakers are popular on eBay due to their collectible nature and the wide variety of designs available. Collectors and enthusiasts often search for specific styles, brands, or themes, making eBay a prime marketplace for buying and selling these unique items.
The value of vintage salt and pepper shakers can be determined by factors such as brand, rarity, condition, and demand. Researching completed sales on eBay, consulting price guides, and checking collector forums can provide insights into current market values.
When buying vintage salt and pepper shakers on eBay, consider the condition of the items, including any chips, cracks, or repairs. Look for detailed descriptions and clear photographs, and check the seller's ratings and return policy to ensure a positive buying experience.
Yes, certain brands such as McCoy, Hull, and Fiesta are often more valuable due to their popularity and collectible nature. Additionally, shakers with unique designs or limited editions can also command higher prices among collectors.