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Cristina Sanchez-Kozyreva


Cocaine and Heroin shakers, A$70 (US$51) for the pair, by David Shrigley, from Third Drawer Down.

Bottle Grinders, from HK$980 (US$125) for the set, by Norm Architects for Menu, from House For Goodies.

Alfredo salt and pepper mills, HK$1,700 for the set, by Alfredo Häberli, from Manks.

Alpin Natürlich cherry wood mills, HK$382 each, from Swiss House Shop.

Gordon and Andreas, US$40 for the set, by Troels Øder Hansen and HuskMitNavn, from Normann Copenhagen.

Rabbit salt and pepper shakers in brass finish, from HK$2,440 for the set, by Ghidini (1961), from Artemest.


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Architecture and design

Six salt and pepper shakers – stylish, tasteful and guaranteed to spice up a dinner party

Add some personality to your tableware with these stylish salt and pepper shakers

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What’s for dinner? In the edible tableware era, the answer is your plate

Biotrem manufactures edible tableware and cutlery — including plates, bowls and cups — that solve a big environmental problem: Styrofoam, plastic and paper waste generated by consumers. The Warsaw-based company makes its edible plates and bowls from wheat bran. Photo: Biotrem

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Add some personality to your tableware with these stylish salt and pepper shakers
