Another Old Friend With A New Home – KIT-2127

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Vintage Ceramic Dog Double Salt Bowls

This adorable, ceramic dog figurine is seated behind two matching bowls. Originally, they were most likely used for salt and pepper.

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This adorable, ceramic dog figurine is seated behind two matching bowls. Originally, they were most likely used for salt and pepper. Of course, they can be re-purposed to hold everything from your rings, pills, or even paper clips to add a touch of whimsy to your desk. This sweet puppy sits 3″ tall, and the entire piece is 3 1/2″ long x 3 1/4″ wide. It is in excellent condition. Since this pup would look great in any kitchen…it would also make a unique and charming hostess gift!

Vintage Ceramic Dog Double Salt Bowls

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