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The Chicken and the Egg

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The Chicken and the Egg
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The Chicken and the Egg

Art Glass Salt & Pepper Shakers (ID: A92066)
Designed by Lucky Ducks Glass
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Which came first? While you're contemplating that age-old question, enjoy the quirky humor of these whimsical, flameworked glass salt and pepper shakers. Sold in a set of two as shown.

Chicken measures 2"H, 2.75"W, 2"D
Egg measures 1.5"H, 3"W, 3"D
  • Hand wash recommended
  • Materials: Glass
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Lucky Ducks Glass

"I love my work, and these little characters are my ambassadors of fun."

Ed and Diane Miller of Lucky Ducks Glass have been in the glassblowing trade since the early eighties.

They are proud to create little gems that are the collectibles of today and the antiques of tomorrow.

The artists have been flame working glass for over three decades and are mostly self-taught.