GUINNESS Miniature Pint Glass Salt and Pepper Shakers, Set of 2｜Antique

A black masterpiece, even the foam perfectly reproduced

Product Description:
Guinness, Ireland's iconic stout beer. This miniature salt and pepper shaker set faithfully reproduces the symbolic "pint glass with foam." It features a glossy black body topped with a creamy white "foam." The white section shows slight irregularities unique to handmade items, giving it a charm not found in mass-produced goods. The word "GUINNESS" is emblazoned in red on the side. Despite its small size, approximately 5cm tall, it has a significant presence. This antique item has high collector appeal and makes a great accent in the kitchen, dining room, or even in a cabinet or bar area. (R080217)

Specifications：
・Set includes: 1 salt shaker, 1 pepper shaker (2-piece set)
・Height: Approximately 5cm
・Material: Ceramic
・Color: Black x Ivory (foam part)
・Labeling: Red text "GUINNESS"
・Condition: Antique item, showing signs of age (no impact on practical use)

Recommended Uses:
・Condiment dispenser for dining tables
・Display item for bar corners and counters
・Guinness/beer-related collection
・Enhancing antique and vintage tableware displays
・Gift (for beer lovers or those interested in Irish culture)

Key Features:
・Rare design modeled after a Guinness pint glass
・Antique craftsmanship that captures even the texture of the foam
・Sold as a matching 2-piece set
・Practical yet highly displayable
・High collector demand due to its globally recognized brand motif

Special Notes:
Guinness is a world-renowned stout (dark beer) brand originating from Ireland. Its main characteristics are its deep black color and the fine, creamy white foam on top. The flavor is characterized by a bittersweetness and richness derived from roasted barley. In 1759, the founder Arthur Guinness is said to have leased the St. James's Gate Brewery in Dublin for an astounding 9,000 years. This boldness marked the beginning of the Guinness legend. Guinness beer is a stout, a deep ruby black that appears almost black. It uses nitrogen to create an incredibly smooth foam, with aromas of roasted barley, a subtle sweetness, and flavors reminiscent of coffee and cocoa. It is said that a Guinness poured into a pint glass takes approximately 119.5 seconds to settle as the foam slowly cascades. Guinness is not just a beer; it is a symbol of Irish culture. The "Irish pub culture" served in pubs worldwide, the high quality of its advertising, posters, and logo design, and the iconic shape of the pint glass itself have all contributed to the high popularity of Guinness-related merchandise (glasses, signs, salt & pepper shakers, etc.) in the antique and collector markets. As a surprising fact, "Guinness World Records" originated from the Guinness company. It was born in the 1950s after a pub discussion (What is the world's most...? ) led to the idea of creating a book that could provide official answers. Although it is now an organization independent of the beer company, its name is derived from Guinness.

*Based on AI research.