Bread Loaf
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Salt and pepper shakers of fluted glass with steel caps in a honey-wood caddy with a carrying ring: a homey table detail for diners and kitchens.
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A salt and pepper set standing in a small honey-wood caddy with a center post and a carrying ring on top. The left shaker holds white salt and has seven holes in its steel screw cap, the right one holds dark pepper with light specks and has only three, so players can tell them apart at a glance. Both use clear fluted glass as a separate transparent mesh, which lets the contents show through nicely. The set is compact and easy to place on a dining table, a diner counter or a kitchen shelf. It is one of those small homey details that make a table look used and cared for. Among the tableware in the Cozy Kitchen & Food Kit it pairs with the serving tray. Tip: place one set per table in a restaurant scene to break up empty surfaces.
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