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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Manufacturer: American  

Alabama Toothpick Holder Made by US Glass, c. 1899. This is one of the States patterns made at the end of the 19th century. 2 1/4" h x 2" w. Excellent condition. (5901)

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Manufacturer: US Glass  

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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Manufacturer: American  

Shrine Toothpick Made by the Beatty-Brady Glass Co., c.1896. 2 3/8" h x 2 ¼" w. This is a hard to find piece in the Shrine pattern. There is a ½" long thin, thin sliver of glass off the underfoot. (5897)

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Manufacturer: Beatty-Brady Glass Co  

US Regal Toothpick Made by the US Glass Company, circa 1906. This is 2 5/8" high x 2 1/4" wide, tapering out to a 3 3/8" base. Excellent condition. (194Z)

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Manufacturer: US Glass  

Petticoat Hat Toothpick Riverside Glass Co. was the maker of the Petticoat pattern c. 1899. It is also called National or Petticoat Band. One of the rounded bottom scallops has a small chip. (#5699)

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Manufacturer: Riverside Glass Company  

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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Manufacturer: US Glass  

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  

Corn with Husks Toothpick This novelty toothpick dates c.1900. Maker unknown. This example has retained most of its original applied color. Milk glass. 1 7/8" h x 2"w. A tight hairline runs from the top edge to the inside bottom. (111-I)

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Manufacturer: American  

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: American  

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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Manufacturer: US Glass  

Atlanta Toothpick This frosted, square toothpick holder in the Atlanta pattern was made by Fostoria Glass Company, circa 1880. The pattern is also called Square Lion Heads. One scalloped edge at the top is chipped, otherwise in nice condition. Measures 2" high by 1 5/8" square. (#3314)

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Manufacturer: Fostoria