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Cute Salt and Pepper Shakers

IMG_9376 (by roboppy)Robyn Lee (AKA The Girl Who Ate Everything, AKA Serious Eats's intern for the spring semester) is in Paris on spring break, where she found these amazingly cute salt and pepper shakers at a street fair. Unfortunately, she didn't get the name of the manufacturer, otherwise we'd be importing these like crazy.

IMG_9376 [Robyn's Flickr photo stream]

12 Comments:

Those are knockoffs of the MoMA's "Hug" Salt and Pepper Shakers. Theirs only come in black and white.

The Hug shakers are famous and have won many awards. Worry no more - you can get them right here in New York!

That link didn't work for some reason, so here:

http://tinyurl.com/24e9ed

Thanks, Marco. I've been to the MoMA store several times and have somehow managed to miss them. I guess I should pay less attention to the Muji crap there next time.

Hmm. Having just visited the MoMA site, I kinda think these knockoffs are cuter. Vive la France!

You're right - they're shorter and fatter. But they're also in France. MoMA's version has the advantage of actually being available to purchase easily.

true. you've got me there, marco.

Adorable!! I've never seen 'em anywhere.

With nothing else to do while eating my salad for lunch - I started browsing. I found these -

http://www.yessy.com/art/ceramics/salt_pepper_shakers.html?view=393522

Red & white, not black & white, but I could not find the range of colors that Robyn shows in my limited search.

You can also order them here, in b&w.

You can also find them at hug-salt-pepper.com as well. I order 11 colors from them! so cute. I look at them every morning to cheer myself up :)

Street vendors in New York sell them as well. I think the last time I saw them was in the Upper West Side... around 72nd and Broadway.

@JH: Yeah. I've since found them here in NYC!

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