These charming glass bird salt dips, often referred to as "bird with berry" salt cellars, were popular during the late 19th and early to mid-20th centuries. They were typically made of pressed glass and came in a variety of colors, including vaseline (uranium) glass, which glows under ultraviolet light.

McKee Glass Company was one of the prominent manufacturers of these salt dips. These were often used at individual place settings for salt or other condiments. The whimsical design and delicate craftsmanship made them a delightful addition to any table setting, and they remain popular among collectors today.

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