Daisy & Button Matchsafe Daisy & Button novelty match safe. Stippled striker surface on 2 sides. Circa 1880. Chips on 2 bottom edges, nick on 3rd edge. 3"h x 2" w. (#Y190)

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Manufacturer: as described  

Mardi Gras Original Boxed Salts (set of 12) A set of 12 round mint condition Mardi Gras (D&M 42) individual salts in their original box. Mardi Gras was made by Duncan & Miller c. 1898. The box bottom has yellowed wide clear tape on all 4 sides. The outside corners of the lid also have yellowed wide tape plus 3 narrower pieces of tape on 3 inside corners and one corner where the tape has been
lost (ages ago). Having said this, the cardboard itself is in reasonably good condition. (#M177)

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Manufacturer: Duncan Miller Glass Company  

Frosted Leaf Flint Master Salt Attributed to Boston & Sandwich, c. 1860. This is bell-toned flint and superb glass quality. 3" h x 2 ¾" w. Excellent condition. (#5658)

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Manufacturer: Boston & Sandwich  

Cottage Salt Shakers – pair These bulbous shakers in the Cottage pattern were made by Adams & Company, c. 1874 and later by US Glass. The shakers have period tops but are not matching, one is lightweight gold plated tin, and the other is heavy base metal with silver plating. The top rims of both shakers are chipped, one with damage all the way around. 2 ½" h with top. (#5718)

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Manufacturer: Adams & Company  

Sawtoothed Honeycomb Toothpick Made by the Steimer Glass Co., Buckhannon. WV, c. 1906 and the Union Stopper Company, Morgantown, WV which acquired Steimer's molds c. 1906-1912. A series of honeycombs outlined in sawtooth makes up the pattern. Just shy of 2" high x 2" wide. Nice visual proportions on this toothpick. Excellent condition. (#5251)

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Manufacturer: Steimer Glass Co.  

Mardi Gras Toothpick Holder This D & M 42 (Mardi Gras) toothpick holder is a product of the Duncan Glass Co., c. 1898. Sparkling, clear glass with traces of gold remaining in the crevices of the scalloped top. 2 ½" h x 1 ¾" w. Excellent condition. (#5735)

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Manufacturer: Duncan Glass Company  

Leaf and Dart Open Salt This true open salt in the Leaf and Dart pattern is 2 ½" high by 2 ½" wide. There is a ¼" long surface nick on the outside of the bottom rim.Made by Richards & Hartley, Circa 1891.

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Manufacturer: Richards & Hartley  

Horsehead Medallion Toothpick Measuring 2" h x 2" across, this Victorian toothpick features the head of a horse surrounded by a dotted circle. The pattern appears on both sides and is separated by a vertical line consisting of 2 long diamonds. There are 2 enclosed unbroken bubbles on the rim. It is slightly tipped on the stem. Circa 1890's. (#R193)

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Manufacturer: as described  

Bow Tie Master Salt This master salt in the Bow Tie pattern measures 3" in diameter x 1 5/16" h. . A product of the Thompson Glass Company, Uniontown, PA, c. 1889. Excellent condition. (#5364)

Manufacturer: Thompson Glass Co.  

Thousand Eye Blue Toothpick Possibly Adams & Co. c. 1890. 2 ¼" h x 2 1/16" w. Shown on back cover of Heacock’s " Rare & Unlisted Toothpick Holders." Bottom has no "eyes" and the body tapers from 2 & 1/16" wide to 1 ½" at the base. Excellent condition. (5895)

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Manufacturer: Adams  

Scroll with Cane Band Toothpick Gold The Scroll with Cane Band pattern was made by the West Virginia Glass Company, c. 1894. This toothpick is clear with gold flashing which appears on the inside edges of the scrolls and in the dip between each scallop on the top rim. Excellent condition. 2 ¼" h x 1 7/8" w. (#5713)

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Manufacturer: West Virginia Glass Company  

Bow Tie Individual Salt Made by Thompson Glass Co., c. 1889. 1 3/8" d x 1" h. Excellent condition of rim, base and body. (5890)

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Manufacturer: Thompson Glass Co.,  

Mt. Washington Salt Shaker Delicate painted pansies adorn this 5 lobed opalware shaker. The shaker has a one piece screw top. Excellent condition. Circa 1880's. (104I)

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Manufacturer: Mt. Washington  

Austrian Salt Shaker The Austrian pattern was a product of the Indiana Tumbler & Goblet Co. (Greentown), circa 1907. Clear glass, just shy of 4" high. Original pewter lid. A very shallow flake appears at the top surface of the shaker. (#5186)

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Manufacturer: Greentown  

Reverse 44 Toothpick This clear glass with platinum toothpick holder was made by the US Glass Company circa 1912. This has two handles and is 3 1/4" high. The platinum is slightly worn, otherwise this is in generally nice condition. (#GWNI)

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Manufacturer: US Glass