Panda Bear Salt and Pepper Shakers Ceramic Japan Kitsch Anthropomorphic VTG #132 For Sale

Vintage Anthropomorphic Panda Bear Salt & Pepper Shakers Set - Made in JapanItem Overview
Up for sale is a delightfully kitsch pair of vintage mid-century ceramic anthropomorphic panda bear salt and pepper shakers. This adorable set features a charming boy and girl panda couple full of retro personality, likely imported from Japan during the 1950s to 1960s era.

• The Girl Panda: Dressed in a pink polka-dot dress/apron with a matching painted bow tied on her back. She features three holes at the crown of her head for pepper.
• The Boy Panda: Sporting a bright red bandana/scarf tied around his neck with a matching red painted knot on his back. He features two holes at the crown of her head for salt.

Both pandas feature large, expressive, glossy hand-painted "googly" style eyes and a soft, matte airbrushed bisque-style ceramic finish. They are perfect for vintage kitchenware collectors, novelty spice shaker enthusiasts, or anyone who loves anthropomorphic animal decor!Item Specifications

• Theme: Anthropomorphic Animals / Kitsch / Novelty Kitchenware
• Character: Panda Bears (Boy and Girl Couple)
• Approximate Dimensions: 3.75 inches tall x 2.5 inches wide (each)
• Material: Slip-cast Ceramic / Pottery
• Finish: Matte/Bisque body with glossy hand-painted features
• Country of Origin: Japan (Mid-Century Import)

Condition Report
This set is in excellent vintage condition with no chips, cracks, or repairs:

• Paint & Body: The matte finish and painted elements remain bright and colorful with only minor, expected surface age marks on the white areas.
• The Bases: There is standard shelf wear and light surface dust on the unglazed bottom rims. One shaker features a small torn remnant of its original vintage gold foil export label (common for Japanese ceramics of this era).
• Stoppers: One shaker includes a clear, modern plastic replacement stopper. The other shaker is currently open/missing its stopper.

Please review all included high-resolution photos closely, as they serve as the definitive description of the item's cosmetic condition.