Vintage Tiara Exclusives Sandwich Pattern Eagle Medallion Salt and Pepper Shakers

A pair of vintage salt and pepper shakers produced by Tiara Exclusives, likely dating to the 1970s. These pieces feature a semi-transparent, olive or avocado-tinged green glass body, a color palette highly characteristic of the mid-century to late 20th-century American decorative glass era. The shape is distinctive, having a flared base and a bulbous body that tapers significantly at the neck before meeting the metal cap. The most notable design element is the molded eagle medallion within a circular frame on the side of each vessel, which corresponds to the 'Sandwich' pattern aesthetic. This Patriotic or Americana theme was popular during the Bicentennial era in the United States. The glass is pressed and shows vertical fluted details along the neck and shoulders. The caps appear to be chrome-plated or aluminum screw-on lids with a classic radial hole pattern for dispensing. In terms of condition, the glass retains a clear luster with no obvious large chips or cracks visible in the provided image, though typical surface scratches or minor fleabite chips along the base or rim are common for this type of used household item. The metal lids show signs of patina and light oxidation consistent with age and exposure to salt, which is naturally corrosive to metal. The craftsmanship is indicative of high-quality mass-produced collectible glassware of the period, often sold through home parties.