Lenox Baronet Salt and Pepper Shaker Bundle, Ivory Porcelain with Gold Tone Trim

This Lenox Baronet salt and pepper shaker pair is a vintage ivory porcelain bundle, likely from the 1970s to 1990s, with flared bases, narrow necks, and gold tone accent bands.

Both shakers have smooth, glossy surfaces with no chips or cracks reported, although small areas of discoloration and dark specks are visible around the necks and trim.

The Baronet design uses a simple tapered silhouette that gives these ivory and gold tone shakers a traditional table setting look. Their soft cream color and narrow accent bands make them a good fit for a dining table, china cabinet, or collection of vintage tableware.

Details

• Item: Two salt and pepper shakers
• Item Type: Porcelain salt and pepper shaker bundle
• Era: 1939 to 1953, early production
  
• Materials: Glazed porcelain with metallic tone trim
• Color: Warm ivory with gold tone accent bands
• Maker and Mark: Lenox. No visible maker's mark in the photographs
• Pattern or Model: Baronet
• Style: Traditional tapered form with flared round bases and narrow necks
• Dimensions: Each shaker measures 3.25 inches tall, 2 inches across the base, and 1 inch across the top
• Special Features: Two coordinating shakers with different dispensing hole patterns, glossy ivory finish, and metallic accent bands

Condition Grade: Very Good

Positives

• Graded Very Good: Both porcelain shakers have a glossy finish and retain their cream color and metallic accent bands, with the visible wear described below.
• The porcelain surfaces are smooth with no chips or cracks reported.
• Both shakers retain their distinctive wide bases, gently curved bodies, narrow necks, and flared tops.
• The ivory glaze shows a consistent warm cream color across the main body of each shaker.
• Both metallic accent bands remain visible around the necks.
• The shaker tops have open dispensing holes with no visible broken edges.
• The two shakers have coordinating shapes and finishes, although their dispensing hole patterns differ.

Issues / Wear

• Small dark specks and faint discoloration are visible near the neck and upper body of the shakers.
• The metallic trim appears darker in small areas, particularly where the bands meet the porcelain.
• A faint streak is visible on the upper neck of the three-hole shaker.
• The undersides and any base stoppers are not shown. Their presence and condition are not confirmed from photos.

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If you collect Lenox Baronet porcelain, this ivory shaker pair offers the familiar tapered shape and metallic trim for a traditional dining table or china cabinet. If it's the one you've been looking for, it's ready to come home.