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Salt And Pepper Shakers As Collectibles By : Alana Morgaine The manufacture of salt and pepper shakers began in earnest when an easy method of ceramic production was discovered in the 1940s. After that time, nearly every collectible category you can imagine had a set of salt and pepper shakers included with it. Given their small size and the need for only limited space to display, collecting salt and pepper shakers was quite a popular hobby and remains so today. Discontinued Wedgewood China By : Rick Stevens Josiah Wedgwood founded the Wedgwood Company in the mid 18th century in Stoke on Trent, England. The company got it's start as a pottery firm. As their reputation for excellence grew, Wedgwood branched out to include many different china patterns, art, collectibles, and everyday dinnerware.

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