Patrick Meyer Brutalist Style Cast Pewter Salt and Pepper Shakers-reserved for KS Mexican folk art animals (I'm just sorry these photos

(I'm just sorry these photos do no justice to its great warm patina and wonderful

but unreadable other than what looks like a big cursive S

It is signed -- once below the text

The box measures 10 7/8" wide x 8 7/8" deep x 6 3/8" tall

with what appear to be handwritten numbers on the recessed wood tiles

Patrick Meyer Brutalist Style Cast Pewter Salt and Pepper Shakers-reserved for KS Mexican folk art animals (I'm just sorry these photosI think these cast pewter salt and pepper shakers (or maybe technically a pair of salts, though think they could go either way) make for great little tabletop sculptures, functional to boot. I love the combo of the smooth tops and roughly textured sides, with the tiered, tapering forms giving them an architectural feel. I've learned they are by Patrick Meyer, who worked as a metalsmith and jewelry designer in Paris before establishing a studio in San