HIC Harold Import Co. Classic Eiffel Tower Style Salt and Pepper Shaker, Glass, 3.5-Ounce 7005-HIC

It looks like a fancy salt shaker. It's my favorite one. Sturdy glass. Lots of salt comes out, so you have to be delicate, you know, fancy with it.

I am very pleased with this salt shaker. I had one just like it that I broke. I like the flow from the holes on this shaker, alot of salt shakers have holes that are too big and make your food too salty. This one is perfect!

My old ones could have been 40 years old. The feature I liked about this shaker is that it didn't put out too much salt. It turns out the holes in the cap are much larger to the point that the shaker puts out 3-4 times the salt as the old one. No, the old cap does not fit the new shaker.I'll probably buy some very small stainless steel screws and block off a few of the holes or block some holes on the inside with some epoxy.Hamilton Grove

These shakers are decent quality. The caps are very thin metal. My issue with them is that the throat at the top is so small it is ridiculously difficult to fill them. I suppose one could buy a miniature funnel, but that still wouldn't work very well. In my view, the throat needs to be twice the size it is.

Practical and beautiful, and affordable, I love these shakers for simple classic elegance. Holds sufficient amount of salt or pepper, pours evenly and the shape makes them easy to handle.

I looked EVERYWHERE for these and sooooo happy to finally find them. They will be a cake topper for my daughters cake!!

Very classy looking!!!

Not a set; you have to buy 2 if you want one for salt and one for pepper. These are exactly what I was looking for to replace my old set; beautiful with chrome (silver) tops. But would you believe after paying $5.50 a piece (thank goodness for free shipping), I found similiar shakers at Party City for 1.99 each. Still, I am happy with the shakers and would recommend them.