A novelty Art Deco condiment set modelled as a figure of a person of African appearance carrying a basket-shaped cart, the cart fitted with two bucket-form vessels serving as a salt shaker and a pepper shaker. The figure is constructed from base metal with applied plating and cold hand-painting executed to simulate a patinated bronze finish. Cold-painted figural metalwork of this type and subject matter is closely associated with the Viennese decorative arts tradition of the 1920s; however, this attribution rests entirely on the seller's stylistic assessment and has not been independently confirmed. The salt shaker is cast glass in an orange honey-amber shade and the pepper shaker in a dark red or cherry shade; both have screw-on heads made of calite, a casein-based plastic widely used in interwar novelty and tableware manufacture. Condition: Good. The set is intact and complete. The cold-painted surface shows light wear consistent with approximately a century of age and display use, including minor areas of paint loss visible in the photographs. All visible defects are documented in the photographs, which form part of the lot description; prospective buyers should examine the images carefully before bidding, as the seller's written description may not be exhaustive. No hallmarks, maker's marks, or stamps are present.