Top Hat toothpick holder c 1890 Rib-banded diamond finecut top hat, 3.25 inches x 2.5. Blue. Pattern #1328 from William Heacock's Rare & Unlisted Toothpicks, made c. 1890, with diamond family of pattern more than finecut. In mint condition.
Manufacturer: unknown  

Beer Mug Style Toothpick Holder or Shot Glass Here is a little beer mug toothpick holder/shot glass in clear glass. It measures just under 2" tall. I don't see any identifying marks. It does have a little roughness around the top lip, but is otherwise in excellent condition.
Manufacturer: unknown  

Joe St. Clair Toothpick Holder, "Toltec" Handsome chocolate glass toothpick holder by Joe St. Clair. Pattern either copied from McKee Toltec mold or made from an original old McKee mold. 2 inches x 2.25. Mint condition.
Manufacturer: Joe St. Clair  

Fenton Velva Blue FAGCA Toothpick Favor This lovely little hobnail toothpick holder was a table favor at the 1981 FAGCA convention. Produced by Fenton in Velva Blue (3795-VB) especially for the occasion, you can see the small Fenton logo on the bottom. In excellent condition, no chips or cracks.
Manufacturer: Fenton  

L.E. Smith Amber Daisy and Button Toothpick Here's a delightful little toothpick holder in amber with the Daisy & Button pattern. Unmarked but possibly L.E. Smith. It measures 2" in diameter and about 2-1/4" tall. Nice sharp pattern, in excellent condition.
Manufacturer: L.E. Smith  

St. Clair Chocolate Glass Toothpick This Joe St. Clair toothpick in chocolate glass is made in a pattern copied from McKee's #410 Innovation Line. Although many are reproductions, items by Joe St. Clair are very collectible in their own right. It is identified plainly with "JOE ST. CLAIR" embossed in the bottom of the piece as shown. It measures approx 2-1/4" high and 1-7/8" in diameter. In perfect condition.
Manufacturer: Joe St. Clair  

Degenhart Mint Green Slag Forget-Me-Not Toothpick This mint green slag toothpick is by Degenhart. The pattern, called "Forget-Me-Not", is a copy of the old Vermont pattern by U.S. Glass. This item was made after 1972, which is when the mold was marked with the "D in a heart" as shown in the third photo. It stands 2-1/2" tall and is in excellent condition.
Manufacturer: Degenhart