2003 – 18th Convention

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Description: The 2003 set, a condiment set, celebrates the 100th anniversary of the first flight of an airplane by the Wright brothers at Kitty Hawk, North Carolina. The salt and pepper…

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2002 – 17th Convention

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Description: Ohio being the roller coaster capitol of the world was the inspiration for the 2002 nodder convention set. The base is “The Shake Up” roller coaster. The nodding shakers are…

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2001 – 16th Convention

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Description: This two-piece set is Captain Pepper and his Salty Ship. The set is 2 1/4 inches high and 4 inches wide. The space ship’s holes are in the “00” of…

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2000 – 15th Convention

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Description: This three-piece set truly represents the state of Minnesota. The shakers are a nodding, walleye fisherman sitting in his canoe and a timberwolfe howling on the beach. The back of…

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1999 – 14th Convention

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Description: Entitled “Pecos Bill” this condiment set features some of Pecos Bill’s exploits. Bill sits on a mountain lion while holding a rattle snake which he used as a lariat to…

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1998 – 13th Convention

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Description: The lucky 13th convention shaker is a condiment set that truly represents the convention location of Las Vegas. The shakers are playing cards. The salt is the king of spades…

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1997 – 12th Convention

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Description: The 12th Convention set is an anthropomorphic condiment set. It was designed by Ken Wittlief. The shakers are a male milk carton and a female hunk of cheese. The ice…

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1996 – 11th Convention

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Description: The set is a nodder, turnabout, condiment produced by Fitz & Floyd. The first licensed club set, it is inscribed “Home of the American Bandstand Show” and is licensed by…

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1995 – 10th Convention

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Description: The 1995 set is a three-piece set. The two shakers make up the state of California. They split to represent California’s famous earthquakes. The Golden Gate Bridge and Lake Tahoe…

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1994 – 9th Convention

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Description: The 1994 convention set is a condiment set in the shape of Michigan. The top is a one-piece shaker shaped like the upper peninsula. The mustard pot is shaped like…

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1993 – 8th Convention

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Description: The space shuttle set is the first condiment convention set. The salt and pepper shakers are booster rockets that sit on a cloud base. The mustard pot is the red-colored…

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1992 – 7th Convention

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Description: The set, two maple leaf people, is named “The Leaf People.” It is the last known order produced by Regal China. The girl is the salt. Her blue sash on…

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1991 – 6th Convention

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Description: “A Nod to Abe,” a three-piece nodder set, was designed by sculptress Betty Harrington (1919-1990) the creator of many shakers and figurines for Ceramic Arts Studio. The base is a…

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1990 – 5th Convention

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Description: This three-piece set, “Afloat on the Mississippi,” was designed and produced by sculpter Rick Wisecarver (1950-2002). The shakers are two rough and tumble boys, one white and one black, fishing…

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1989 – 4th Convention

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Description: “Come Travel to Beautiful Ohio” is a go-with set. The shakers are a brown mini-van and tan trailer. The trailer’s license plate number is 1989. The green tray is in…

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1988 – 3rd Convention

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Description: This nodder set, entitled the “Raisin Nodder,” was designed by Clara & Hubert McHugh. While it’s the third convention set it’s also the first convention set after the creation of…

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1987 – 2nd Convention

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Description: This two-piece set, a hand holding the world, represented the convention theme of “Reach out to Other Collectors.” The hand shaker came in two colors – white and brown. There…

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1986 – 1st Convention

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Description: The first convention set is a single, stoneware shaker. Note, the club’s name at the time was Salt Shaker Collectors Club (SSCC). The shaker was unusual because it was not…

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