Ruby Button Arches Saltshakers (pair) Ruby stained Button Arches salt shakers (2). Each shows light remains of lettering "Souvenir, Winnipeg, Canada." 3" h Excellent condition including inside glass rims. (#5227)

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Dog and Cart Salt This amber glass figural salt measures 3 1/4" long by 1 1/8" tall. Circa 1890, this is also called Dog With Cart salt. There is a small chip on the bottom edge of this piece in generally good condition. (#4181x1)

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Cloisonne Salt Stand / Cut Glass Salt Colors of aqua, red. dark blue and white enamel decorate this 2" d. holder with ball feet. Faceted cut glass individual salt insert sits on the stand. – 1" d. Both pieces in excellent condition. (Z114)

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Lily of the Valley Master Salt Base Lily of the Valley was made by Richards & Hartley, c. 1870. The cover is missing on this 3-legged form. The legs and decorative knob are in excellent condition. The inside rim has a 1" and a ½" section of mini chatter marks. (S138)

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1000 Eye Blue Toothpick This Thousand Eye pattern toothpick holder is done in a wonderful blue glass color. Made by both Richards & Hartley and Adams Glass companies, this is circa 1880. It measures 2 1/4" high and has a diameter of 2". There is a small flat top rim flake - the condition is generally good. (#4803x3)

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Dog House Toothpick Blue Made by King, Son & Co. c. 1885. 2" h x 2" w. A pale blue, almost aqua, color. Great definition of the dog, fur, chain and slotted boards of the dog house. Excellent condition. (5902)

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Annie Salt Shakers A pair of hard to find salts with original pewter lids, one lid all stars, the other moon and stars. Peterson in "Glass Salt Shakers" calls this "Annie" and indicates the pattern is also called Actress. Each side of the salt shows a woman with long hair in profile, on one side the woman faces left, on the other she faces right. Circa 1880. Excellent condition on both. (#3817)

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Eureka Salt & Pepper Shakers Made by the National Glass Co., c. 1901. These Eureka shakers have remnants of original gold stain between the elongated rectangles of the pattern. Both are in excellent condition. The tops are not original, but fit very well. (#5608)

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Daisy and Button Hat Match Holder This amber novelty hat match holder or very large toothpick was pressed in a tumbler mold and the sides were turned down. Maker unknown. C. 1900. 2 ¼" base diameter x 4" w. The glass quality is sparkling and clear. Excellent condition. (5779)

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Blue Anvil Daisy & Button Toothpick Made by US Glass, c. 1886. 2" h x 1 ½" w x 4" long to anvil tip. Sparkling blue clear glass. Excellent condition. (5903)

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Blocked Thumbprint Band Toothpick A product of the Duncan and Miller Company, circa 1904. This is clear with silver overlay - 2 1/4" high x 1 3/4" wide. Condition is excellent. (102Y)

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Sunken Button Blue Salt Shakers Sunken Buttons EAPG salt & pepper shakers. Bottoms were made for placement in a stand. Chips on 2 corners of 1 shaker. Late 1800’s. Period but not matching tops. 3"high.  

Tulip with Sawtooth Master Salt Made by Bryce Richards, circa 1854. This measures 3 ½" high by 2 ½" diam. – this is a heavy flint glass pattern, but not belltoned. Condition is excellent including top rim and base edges. (#170P)

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Paneled Cherry Toothpick Nice pressed glass toothpick, circa 1904. Stands 2 1/2" high x 1 3/4" wide. Great molding, fine detail in leaves. Excellent condition.

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Illinois Toothpick Illinois is one of the "States" patterns made by US Glass c. 1897. A vast number of shapes were produced in this pattern, from lamps to ice cream trays. This toothpick has moderate traces of gold on the top outside rim and a few traces of gold remain in the depressions of the top rim. Excellent condition. (5519)

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