Pfaltzgraff Yorktowne Salt and Pepper Shakers Set

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Pfaltzgraff Yorktowne Salt and Pepper Shakers Set

Era / Decade

1970s-1990s (Production began in 1967)

Material

Durable salt-glazed stoneware with blue hand-painted floral motifs.

Condition

Very Good. Appears free of major chips or cracks. Plastic stoppers are present, which is essential for value. Minor shelf wear on bases.

Demand Level

Moderate - Steady demand from collectors of retro kitchenware and those replacing broken pieces in their sets.

Resale Value

Estimated Resale Value

Low: $8 | Mid: $15 | High: $22

Estimated Retail Value

$25.00 - $30.00 (Current comparable stoneware sets)

Comparable Sales

Sets typically sell for $10-$18 on eBay plus shipping. Exceptional condition or original boxes can push the price toward $25.

Description

A classic pair of Pfaltzgraff Yorktowne stoneware salt and pepper shakers. Featuring the iconic grey-white glaze with federal blue floral patterns and scrollwork. These shakers have a traditional hourglass shape and include original plastic bottom stoppers.

Key Features

Highly recognizable 'Yorktowne' pattern; versatile farmhouse/country aesthetic; durable stoneware; dishwasher safe; extremely popular collectible line with many matching pieces.

Authenticity Indicators

Distinctive blue floral pattern; high-quality heavy stoneware feel; Pfaltzgraff castle mark usually stamped on the bottom (Confidence: High).

Flaws to Note

Potential 'crazing' (tiny cracks in glaze) common in vintage stoneware; potential yellowing of plastic stoppers; minor salt corrosion if left uncleaned.

Selling Guide

Where to Sell

eBay (best for targeted searches), Etsy (ideal for vintage kitchen decor), or Facebook Marketplace (good for local buyers avoiding shipping costs).

Selling Tips

Use keywords like 'Vintage,' 'Farmhouse,' 'Stoneware,' and 'Blue Floral.' Ensure photos show the bottom stoppers and any maker's marks. Ship with plenty of bubble wrap as ceramic is prone to impact damage.

Appraised on 5/3/2026