1988 3pc Lot Pillsbury Doughboy Ceramic Utensil Holder and Salt & Pepper Shakers
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Add a sweet touch of nostalgia to your kitchen with this vintage 3-piece ceramic Pillsbury Doughboy set. This collector's lot features the iconic 7.75-inch tall kitchen utensil holder caddy alongside a matching set of Poppin' Fresh and Poppie Fresh salt and pepper shakers. The utensil holder features the beloved mascot standing next to an open flour sack pocket, perfect for holding spoons, whisks, or spatulas.
First introduced by the Pillsbury Company in 1965 as an advertising mascot, the Doughboy quickly became an American pop culture icon. This specific set was licensed and manufactured by Benjamin and Medwin in 1980. The bases feature the authentic, incised 1988 Pillsbury Company copyright stamp along with the original silver foil Made in Taiwan manufacturing labels.
The pieces are crafted from high-gloss glazed ceramic with the distinct vibrant blue painted eyes and Pillsbury chef hat logos. The set is in beautiful vintage condition. There are no major chips or cracks, and the paint on the logos remains bright. It is a wonderful addition to any retro kitchen display or advertising memorabilia collection. Items will be wrapped securely for safe shipping. Please see photos for exact condition and dimensions.
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