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Mrs B's Attic

Vintage Salt & Pepper Shakers
We have a collection of 500+ Vintage Salt & Pepper Shakers that include the likes of
Rosemeade of North Dakota, Brayton Laguna, Maridan, Ceramic Arts Studio, Shawnee,
Hull Potteries and some from Occupied Japan.

We also have Artist bears, hand-crafted by Carole Benjamin & Discount Knives.

Discount Quality Knives

Knife Sale Click Here

Try my Michigan Poker site below

Michigan Poker Tournament Guide

An easy to read guide to Michigan Poker Tournaments. Weekly and main events listed.

CLICK HERE to enter our new home page

Michigan Poker site created by Michigan Poker players. Our main goal is to bring you up to date PokerTournament information from around Michigan that is easy to find without having to search all over the place. We are still working on our site in hopes to bring to you a site that offers an easy to read guide to poker tournaments, as well as player information and easy to find poker vacations that mid level poker players can afford. Our Michigan update page will bring you poker tournament results, poker room reviews and Michigan poker player profiles.

Retro Friday's Classic's of the past

New classic songs/videos posted every Friday at Retro Friday's
Retro Friday's started as a Facebook project of sharing retro music from the 70's and has become a website of it's own.

Virg's Memorial Salt and Pepper Shaker Collection

550+ Shakers from the late Virginia Peplinski

This Collection is a lifetime of collecting by Virginia starting back in the late 1930's early 1940's until her death in 2001.

This collection of Vintage Salt & Pepper Shakers includes the likes of Rosemeade of North Dakota, Brayton Laguna, Maridan, Ceramic Arts Studio, Shawnee, Hull Potteries and some from Occupied Japan.

This is a very nice collections of shakers from the past. You can even send E-cards using the salt and pepper shaker pictures to your friends. This is a must site for Vintage Salt & Pepper Shaker fans. CLICK HERE