Haas Brothers' Fantomes as a Pair of Salt + Pepper mills.

Product arrived exactly as pictured and described, packaged with intention and care, and delivered quickly. Communications and product tracking were excellent. Meal time is expected to be elevated with useful, beautiful, and fun conversation pieces.. Machelle. Chesapeake, VA. Fri May 08 2026

Garland salt and pepper shakers pair beautifully with complementary napkin jewels for magnificent table settings. Each set of 2 is presented in a luxury gift box.

Complement to the Ionic porcelain objects, these salt and pepper mills are hand carved, adorned with handsome brass details, and expertly outfitted with a high-quality metal grinding mechanism.

Shelly. Omaha, NE. Sat Jul 11 2026

Ready to help delight your guests, Vagabond House's Squirrel with Wood Acorn Salt and Pepper Set features one of Vagabond House's trademark squirrels offering a wooden acorn with a pewter cap to add spice and style to your table. The saucy squirrel with his beloved acorn is nicknamed Sparky because of his tendency to spark up conversation amongst the family and friends at your table. He is one of our darling family of squirrels that liven up Vagabond House products.

I love these salt and pepper shakers! They are really cute and look just like the photo … I’m hosting Thanksgiving and I know they will be an expected treat to see on the table! I’m very happy with this purchase!. Anonymous. Schwenksville, PA. Thu Sep 25 2025

Instantly evocative of formal gardens found at resplendent European castles and estates, this hand-painted topiary set of salt and pepper shakers is a must-have addition to any spring or summer table setting. Equally chic and whimsical, you may want to keep them on the countertop in perpetuity (and they make a fabulous gift)!

These salt shakers are beautiful and sophisticated. They are an unexpected but charming addition to any table setting!. Karen. Simpsonville, SC. Tue Jun 18 2024

This functional container will be at home in any kitchen, and cooks will love the ease of the swivel pewter top on a beautiful walnut base. Did you know the word ‘salary’ comes from the Latin word sal, meaning salt? Ancient Roman soldiers were partially paid with salt. This was known as their Salarium, hence salary. Their salt cellar is certainly worth its salt!