Paprika Shaker, Aunt Jemima Black Americana Figural Plastic, F&F Mold & Die Works, Dayton Ohio USA, Vintage 1949–1950s — Average Condition advertisement though the specific body style

though the specific body style remains unidentified

In the late 1930s and 1940s

or a warm amber accent on a table that appreciates Depression glass history

Minor chip on rim (photographed)

connecting the painted florals to the form of the cup itself in a way that feels entirely intentional

Paprika Shaker, Aunt Jemima Black Americana Figural Plastic, F&F Mold & Die Works, Dayton Ohio USA, Vintage 1949–1950s — Average Condition advertisement though the specific body styleA piece of American advertising history and a record worth preserving. These Aunt Jemima paprika shakers were made by F&F Mold & Die Works in Dayton, Ohio, starting in 1949 as promotional giveaways for Quaker Oats customers who saved Aunt Jemima Pancake Mix box tops. Aunt Jemima stands in her red dress, matching headscarf, white apron, and white neckerchief. All shakers retain their original insert; none have cracks or dents. Paint loss is present on