Description: The plan for this three-piece set was to incorporate the idea of Michigan as a year-round recreation state – the Water Winter Wonderland. The kissing skaters evoke the lyrics of…

Description: The 2003 set, a condiment set, celebrates the 100th anniversary of the first flight of an airplane by the Wright brothers at Kitty Hawk, North Carolina. The salt and pepper…

Description: Ohio being the roller coaster capitol of the world was the inspiration for the 2002 nodder convention set. The base is “The Shake Up” roller coaster. The nodding shakers are…

Description: This two-piece set is Captain Pepper and his Salty Ship. The set is 2 1/4 inches high and 4 inches wide. The space ship’s holes are in the “00” of…

Description: This three-piece set truly represents the state of Minnesota. The shakers are a nodding, walleye fisherman sitting in his canoe and a timberwolfe howling on the beach. The back of…

Description: Entitled “Pecos Bill” this condiment set features some of Pecos Bill’s exploits. Bill sits on a mountain lion while holding a rattle snake which he used as a lariat to…

Description: The lucky 13th convention shaker is a condiment set that truly represents the convention location of Las Vegas. The shakers are playing cards. The salt is the king of spades…

Description: The 12th Convention set is an anthropomorphic condiment set. It was designed by Ken Wittlief. The shakers are a male milk carton and a female hunk of cheese. The ice…

Description: The set is a nodder, turnabout, condiment produced by Fitz & Floyd. The first licensed club set, it is inscribed “Home of the American Bandstand Show” and is licensed by…

Description: The 1995 set is a three-piece set. The two shakers make up the state of California. They split to represent California’s famous earthquakes. The Golden Gate Bridge and Lake Tahoe…

Description: The 1994 convention set is a condiment set in the shape of Michigan. The top is a one-piece shaker shaped like the upper peninsula. The mustard pot is shaped like…

Description: The space shuttle set is the first condiment convention set. The salt and pepper shakers are booster rockets that sit on a cloud base. The mustard pot is the red-colored…

Description: The set, two maple leaf people, is named “The Leaf People.” It is the last known order produced by Regal China. The girl is the salt. Her blue sash on…

Description: “A Nod to Abe,” a three-piece nodder set, was designed by sculptress Betty Harrington (1919-1990) the creator of many shakers and figurines for Ceramic Arts Studio. The base is a…

Description: This three-piece set, “Afloat on the Mississippi,” was designed and produced by sculpter Rick Wisecarver (1950-2002). The shakers are two rough and tumble boys, one white and one black, fishing…

Description: “Come Travel to Beautiful Ohio” is a go-with set. The shakers are a brown mini-van and tan trailer. The trailer’s license plate number is 1989. The green tray is in…

Description: This nodder set, entitled the “Raisin Nodder,” was designed by Clara & Hubert McHugh. While it’s the third convention set it’s also the first convention set after the creation of…

Description: This two-piece set, a hand holding the world, represented the convention theme of “Reach out to Other Collectors.” The hand shaker came in two colors – white and brown. There…

Description: The first convention set is a single, stoneware shaker. Note, the club’s name at the time was Salt Shaker Collectors Club (SSCC). The shaker was unusual because it was not…