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I found this little guy sitting all alone in an antique mall one day. I don't remember how much I paid for him -- probably too much, especially since he's missing his partner in seasoning, but I couldn't leave the little feller behind.

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This little pepper has lost his salty friend, I'm afraid

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Don the Beachcomber Salt & Pepper Shakers

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These salt & pepper shakers were used at the Don the Beachcomber restaurants. They are of two tikis, with flat-topped heads and slanted eyes. "Don the Beachcomber" is across the base, almost illegibly.