CASINO ROYALE Salt shaker

richmenstoys

Hey guys,

I think i identified the salt Shaker from CR?!

It's a Vintage Sheffield salt shaker made in England -{




Cheers

Bond Collectors' Weekends

Nice! -{

Thunderpussy

-{ nice bit of research.

richmenstoys

-{ cheers guys

Bond_323

Nice find! Do you know, was there a specific producer of these, or was it common to the region?

walther p99

well done!

Enjoying Death

richmenstoys wrote:

Hey guys,

I think i identified the salt Shaker from CR?!

It's a Vintage Sheffield salt shaker made in England -{




Cheers

Nice find! Great detective work! -{

richmenstoys

Thank you very much -{

BCFDRay

Very cool! Great job!

Mister White

Nice find!

thespyboys11

Always nice to see a prop identified. A few of us prop collectors know just how tedious it can be. Spending countless hours searching through websites, google, ebay, etc. a staring at hundred, if not thousands, of items to try and screen match the item.
I think most of us will agree that it's more "The thrill of the hunt" than finding and obtaining the item because then.....we must search out the NEXT prop!
VERY nice work, Nico!!!! --Ed

operas phantom

good job, but for me it doesnt look like it...i have seen many designs like that. What did convince you that it must be this one?

Arbogast 777

operas phantom wrote:

good job, but for me it doesnt look like it...i have seen many designs like that. What did convince you that it must be this one?

They cannot possibly look anymore alike.

JTM

Arbogast777 wrote:

operas phantom wrote:

good job, but for me it doesnt look like it...i have seen many designs like that. What did convince you that it must be this one?

They cannot possibly look anymore alike.

Yep, quite literally identical ) operas phantom, what part of it's look isn't matching up for you?

UNCLE27

operas phantom wrote:

good job, but for me it doesnt look like it...i have seen many designs like that. What did convince you that it must be this one?

?:) Huh??? ?:)
What do you see that's different?

richmenstoys

can't see any difference, sorry?! ?:) ?:)

operas phantom wrote:

good job, but for me it doesnt look like it...i have seen many designs like that. What did convince you that it must be this one?

thespyboys11

You're kidding right?

danjaq_0ff

Richard Cranium -{ :v

ACACIA_AVENUE

richmenstoys

you read my mind Ed, thank you mate -{

thespyboys11 wrote:

Always nice to see a prop identified. A few of us prop collectors know just how tedious it can be. Spending countless hours searching through websites, google, ebay, etc. a staring at hundred, if not thousands, of items to try and screen match the item.
I think most of us will agree that it's more "The thrill of the hunt" than finding and obtaining the item because then.....we must search out the NEXT prop!
VERY nice work, Nico!!!! --Ed

thespyboys11

danjaq_0ff wrote:

Richard Cranium -{ :v

I hear he's a member here....

Sir Miles

thespyboys11 wrote:

danjaq_0ff wrote:

Richard Cranium -{ :v

I hear he's a member here....

Wears green trainers I believe :v :007)

Agent Kino

Thanks for this!

richmenstoys

thanks Remmert -{
http://www.jamesbondlifestyle.com/product/vintage-sheffield-salt-and-pepper-shaker

Jellyfish

It looks like this set makes an appearance in Tomorrow Never Dies. After Carver's party, we see Bond in his hotel room drinking vodka. Paris enters, and as she is talking to Bond, the camera moves behind a table. Either side of the vase are what seem to be the same or similar salt and pepper shakers:

The set also appears in Casino Royale in a scene later than the one originally mentioned in this thread. Bond and Vesper are dining after the poker game, and similar sets are on Bond and Vesper's table, as well as at least one of the empty tables in the restaurant. You can see one here, in front of Vesper:

Pictures from https://screenmusings.org.