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This toothpick holder was made by the Riverside Glass Co. in 1896. This is the green with some gold color. It is in great condition. See the book Glass Toothpick Holders 2th edition page 173 by Bredehoft and Sanford.  This toothpick holder was made by the Consolidated Lamp & Glass Co. in 1894. This is the pink milk glass color, a small chip on the inside rim. See the book Glass Toothpick Holders 2th edition page 47 by Bredehoft and Sanford. The book price is $150.  This toothpick holder was made by the A. J. Beatty & Sons Co. in 1889. This is the amber color,in great condition. See the book Glass Toothpick Holders 2th edition page 16 by Bredehoft and Sanford.  This china toothpick holder was made by the J. S. V. Co in Germany about 1900. It is signed with a stamp in blue J.S.V. Germany on the base. Great condition no chips no cracks. No book.

Riverside X-ray toothpick holder $35.00

  

Consolidated Florette toothpick holder $70.00

  

A. J. Beatty Overall Hobnail toothpick h $27.50

  

J. S. V. Germany China toothpick holder $20.00
This toothpick holder was made by the Fostoria Glass Co. in 1909. This is the clear color sweet 16. In great condition and good shine. See the book Glass Toothpick Holders 2th edition page 86 by Bredehoft nad Sanford.  This toothpick holder was made by the U. S. Glass Co. in 1898. This is the green with gold color. In great condition. See the book Glass Toothpick Holders 2th edition page 192 by Bredehoft and Sanford.  This toothpick holder was made by the U. S. Glass Co. in 1902. This is the clear, no gold one. It is in great condition. See the book Glass Toothpick Holders 2th edition by Bredehoft and Sanford.  This was made by the West Virginia Glass Co. in 1894. This is the clear toothpick holder no. gold. It is in great condition. See the book Glass Toothpick Holders 2th edition page 204 by Bredehoft and Sanford.

Fostoria Glass Co Sweet 16, toothpick h $22.00

  

U. S. Glass Co. Colorado Toothpick Holde $27.50

  

U. S. Glass Co. Michigan Toothpick Holde $12.50

  

West Virginia Glass Co. Scroll with Cane $15.00
This toothpick holder was made by the Consolidated Lamp and Glass Co. in 1894. This is the RARE pink color with 3 layers of glass, white cased inside , pink in the middle and a crystal shiny outside layer. See the book Glass Toothpick Holders 2th edition page 47 by Bredehoft and Sanford.  <font color=green><b>Coin should be a nice lustrous, pretty much toning-free Near Gem Brilliant Uncirculated or better FULL RED Lincoln Memorial Cent with limited, if any spotting, cut from an original US Treasury Mint Set (US Mint Uncirculated Set) and as such, having fields with the highly desirable SATIN FINISH.  <font color=green><b>Coin should be a nice lustrous, pretty much toning-free Near Gem Brilliant Uncirculated or better FULL RED Lincoln Memorial Cent with limited, if any spotting, cut from an original US Treasury Mint Set (US Mint Uncirculated Set) and as such, having fields with the highly desirable SATIN FINISH.  <font color=purple><b>Very nice lustrous, pretty much toning-free Near Gem BU or better coin that was cut from an original US Treasury Mint Set (US Mint Uncirculated Set) and as such, have fields with the highly desirable SATIN FINISH. The return of the Monticello reverse, also marked another change in the obverse of the coin, with the second change in as many years. This time a front-on full facial view of Jefferson is the depiction.

Consolidate Florette Pink Cased w White $100.00

  

2006-D Lincoln Memorial Cent - BU RED ~ $1.00

  

2006 Lincoln Memorial Cent - BU RED ~ SA $1.00

  

2006-D Jefferson Nickel (Return to Monti $2.50
<font color=purple><b>Very nice lustrous, pretty much toning-free Near Gem BU or better coin that was cut from an original US Treasury Mint Set (US Mint Uncirculated Set) and as such, have fields with the highly desirable SATIN FINISH. The return of the Monticello reverse, also marked another change in the obverse of the coin, with the second change in as many years. This time a front-on full facial view of Jefferson is the depiction.  <font color=blue><b>Nice lustrous, pretty much toning-free Near Gem BU or better coin cut from an original US Treasury Mint Set (US Mint Uncirculated Set) and as such, having fields with the highly desirable SATIN FINISH.  <font color=blue><b>Nice lustrous, pretty much toning-free Near Gem BU or better coin cut from an original US Treasury Mint Set (US Mint Uncirculated Set) and as such, having fields with the highly desirable SATIN FINISH.  <font color=brown><b>Nice lustrous, pretty much toning-free Near Gem BU or better coin cut from an original US Treasury Mint Set (US Mint Uncirculated Set) and as such, having fields with the highly desirable SATIN FINISH.

2006-P Jefferson Nickel (Return to Monti $2.50

  

2006-P Roosevelt Dime SATIN FINISH Cut f $2.50

  

2006-D Roosevelt Dime SATIN FINISH Cut f $2.50

  

2006-D Kennedy Half Dollar SATIN FINISH $3.50
<font color=brown><b>Nice lustrous, pretty much toning-free Near Gem BU or better coin cut from an original US Treasury Mint Set (US Mint Uncirculated Set) and as such, having fields with the highly desirable SATIN FINISH.  <font color=red><b>All five State Quarters (Nevada, Nebraska, Colorado, North Dakota and South Dakota) are very nice lustrous, toning-free Near Gem Brilliant Uncirculated (MS64) to Gem Brilliant Uncirculated (MS65), or better coins, still sealed in the original United States Treasury Mint blue bordered cello sheet, and as such, having fields with the highly desirable SATIN FINISH. INCLUDED IS the outside United States Mint red color pack envelope and COA (NOT PICTURED).  <font color=blue><b>All five State Quarters (Nevada, Nebraska, Colorado, North Dakota and South Dakota) are very nice lustrous, toning-free Near Gem Brilliant Uncirculated (MS64) to Gem Brilliant Uncirculated (MS65), or better coins, still sealed in the original United States Treasury Mint white bordered cello sheet, and as such, having fields with the highly desirable SATIN FINISH. INCLUDED IS the outside United States Mint blue color pack envelope and COA (NOT PICTURED).  <font color=blue><b>Five Choice to Gem BU coins and Mint Medal still sealed in the original mylar contained in the original dark blue envelope. All five coins (Lincoln Memorial Cent, Jefferson Nickel, Roosevelt Dime, Washington Quarter, Kennedy Half Dollar) and Mint Medal are full cartwheel lustrous beauties with little, if any toning or other distractions. The outside dark blue envelope is in decent shape, but definitely shows some age.

2006-P Kennedy Half Dollar SATIN FINISH $3.50

  

2006-D Set of Five U. S. Treasury State Q $4.50

  

2006-P Set of Five U. S. Treasury State Q $4.50

  

1981-D Denver Souvenir Mint Set with Min

<font color=blue><b>Five Choice to Gem BU coins and Mint Medal still sealed in the original mylar contained in the original dark blue envelope. All five coins (Lincoln Memorial Cent, Jefferson Nickel, Roosevelt Dime, Washington Quarter, Kennedy Half Dollar) and Mint Medal are full cartwheel lustrous beauties with little, if any toning or other distractions. The outside sky blue envelope is in decent shape, but definitely shows some age.  <font color=green><b>Three lustrous coins still sealed in the original mylar and in original envelope. Includes a nice information card / COA in the same tan color as the outside envelope. One of the few ways to obtain a 1979-S BU SBA Dollar as these were NOT included in regular US Treasury Mint Sets. <font color=red>The scarcity of this set is due to the 1979-P dated SBA Dollar being the Wide Rim or Near Date variety. In the eleven years operating our coin business and specializing in the modern coin series, we have literally bought and sold several thousand SBA Souvenir Sets. And this set, is only the fourth such set including a Wide Rim 1979-P SBA Dollar sealed in cello that we have ever come across. The last time we had one of these, we offered in an eBay auction format back in 2008 starting at 99 cents and that set finished its 3-day auction run selling to the winning bidder at $137.50. I have no idea what is a fair value. What I do know is, these are extremely difficult to find so we are in no hurry to sell this item, especially considering it is anyone's guess when we will stumble across another such set.  This was made by the U. S. Glass Co. in 1889. This is the clear with some gold on the rim, toothpick holder. In great condition. See the book Glass Toothpick Holders 2th edition page 198 by Bredehoft and Sanford.  This was made by the Ohio Flint Glass Works in 1901. This is the clear color in great condition. See the book Glass Toothpick Holder 2th edition page 151 by Bredehoft and Sanford.

1981-P Philadelphia Souvenir Mint Set wi

 

1979-PDS w / WIDE RIM Susan B. Anthony Do

 

U. S. Glass Co. Pennsylvania $12.50

  

National Glass Co. Orinda $15.00
This was made in 1894 by the Thompson Glass Co. This is the clear color in great condition, no chips no cracks. See the book Glass Toothpick Holders 2th edition page 180 by Bredehoft and Sanford.  This was made by the McKee Jeannette Glass Co. in 1900. This is the clear toothpick with great shine and in great condition. See the book Rare and Unlisted Toothpick Holder page back cover by William Heacock.  This is a toothpick holder in silver plate, made by the Rockford Silver Co. about 1890. This holder has two birds, one at rest and one in flight. In great condition not polished.  This toothpick holder was speculative attribution by Bill Heacock to Northwood Glass Co. This one is light blue opalescent in color. Book value is $195 my price is $100. See the book Glass Toothpick Holders 2th edition page 216, by Bredehoft and Sanford.

Thompson Glass Co. Truncated Cube $20.00

  

McKee Jeannette Colonial #75 $15.00

  

Rockford Silver Co. Birds Silver Plate $30.00

  

Northwood Glass Co. Colonial Stairsteps $100.00
1997 Applause limited edition Mint-in-Box 16 inch Raggedy Ann Commemorative all-cloth Stamp Doll is still tied to and never removed from her original box. The box has a few minor dimples in a small part of the lid. She has an outline nose, black button eyes, red yarn hair, screened features, an I love you heart, and a numbered body label. Her tag and certificate are included. Her outfit includes a multi-colored dress, white pinafore, and white pantaloons. She has black shoes and horizontal red and white stripe stockings. For the first time Raggedy Ann was featured on a postal stamp honoring her 80th anniversary. New and mint-in-the-box condition. Expand listing to view all 3 photographs.  This is a very rare ruby and yellow stain Fostoria Glass Co. Dandelion #1819 pattern. This toothpick is in great condition and great color. See book Glass Toothpick Holders 2th edition page 80 by Bredehoft and Sanford.  This toothpick holder was made by the Imperial Glass Co. in 1913. This is the purple carnival glass Flute pattern. It has good color and is in great condition. See book Glass Toothpick Holders 2th edition page 108 by Bredehoft and Sanford.  This toothpick holder was made by the Tarentum Glass Co. in 1908. This toothpick is clear with no gold. In great condition no chips, no cracks. See book Glass Toothpick Holders 2th edition page 178 by Bredehoft and Sanford.

1997 Applause Stamp Raggedy Ann Doll, Ge $55.00

  

Fostoria Glass Co. Ruby Stain Dandelion $1750.00

  

Imperial Glass Co. Carnival Glass $45.00

  

Tarentum Glass Co. #240 $18.00
This toothpick holder was made by the Fostoria Glass Co. in 1894. The color is clear with a purple tint. It is in great condition. See the Book Glass Toothpick Holders 2th edition page 80 by Bredehoft and Sanford.  This toothpick holder was made by the Jefferson Glass Co. in 1904. This is the rare blue opalescent color. Great color and condition. See book Glass Toothpick Holders page 111, 2th edition by Bredehoft and Sanford. This toothpick books for $235.  This toothpick holder was made by the Jefferson Glass Co. in 1904. This is the blue with gold. It is in great condition. See the book Glass Toothpick Holders page 111 2th edition by Bredehoft and Sanford. Books for $138  This toothpick holder was made by the Higbee Glass Co. in 1913. This clear signed toothpick is hard to find with the base signed with a bee. In great condition no chips no cracks. See the book Glass Toothpick Holders page 100 by Bredehoft and Sanford 2th edition.

Fostoria Glass Co. Czarina #444 $20.00

  

Jefferson Glass Co. Iris w Meander $120.00

  

Jefferson Glass Co. Iris w Meander $75.00

  

John Higbee Glass Co. Hawaiian Lei $20.00
This toothpick holder was made by the Jefferson Glass Co. in 1910. This one is rare in the yellow ivory with no souvenir and a big red rose. In great condition. See book 1000 toothpick holders page 49 by William Heacock this is the one in the book fig 160. Book value rare $170.  This toothpick holder was made by the Jefferson Glass Co. in 1904. This is the white opalescent color quite hard to find. In has a chip in the bottom rim. See the book Glass Toothpick Holders page 111 by Bredehoft and Sanford.  This rare toothpick holder was made by the Jefferson Glass Co. in 1904. This is the rare white opalescent color, has a small rough spot on one foot, can not see it. Books for $128. See book Glass Toothpick Holders page 114, 2th edition by Bredehoft and Sanford.  This toothpick holder was made by the Duncan & Miller Glass Co. in 1903 the #52 pattern. This is the clear no gold color. In great condition no chips no cracks, See the book Glass Toothpick Holders page 67, 2th edition by Bredehoft & Sanford.

Jefferson Glass Co. Jefferson Optic $90.00

  

Jefferrson Glass Co. Iris w Meander $15.00

  

Jefferson Glass Co. Tokyo #242 $50.00

  

Duncan & Miller , Ladder w Diamonds # 52 $30.00
This toothpick holder was made by the Jefferson Glass Co. in 1904. This is the rare Blue Opalescent color, books for $235. In great condition, good color. See the book Glass Toothpick Holders 2th edition page 111 by Bredehoft and Sanford.  This toothpick holder was made by the Jefferson Glass Co. in 1905. This toothpick holder is the yellow custard color with some gold and has red souvenir (Tintah, Minn). See the book Glass Toothpick Holders page 113, 2th edition by Bredhoft and Sanford. Book price is $190.  This toothpick holder was made by the Jefferson Glass Co in 1903. It is in great condition, in the color of yellow-canary opalescent. The book price on this one is $190. See book Glass Toothpick Holders 2th edition by Bredehoft and Sanford page 114.  This toothpick holder was made by the Heisey Glass Co. in 1900. This is the opal with some gold on the rim, souvenir in red (Janeville). In great condition no chips no cracks. See book Glass Toothpick Holders 2th edition page 91 by Bredehoft and Sanford.

Jefferson Glass Co. Iris with Meander $105.00

  

Jefferson Glass Co. Ribbed Thumbprint # $80.00

  

Jefferson Glass Co. Swag w Brackets $90.00

  

Heisey Glass Co. Bead Swag # 1295 $55.00
This toothpick holder was made by the Heisey Glass Co. in 1897 # 1235. This is the clear one with no gold in great shape. It is not signed. See book Glass Toothpick Holders page 91, 2th edition by Bredehoft and Sanford.  This toothpick holder was made by the Heisey Glass Co. in 1896. The clear fancy loop is in great condition. Not signed has some gold in the top rim. See book Glass Toothpick Holders 2th edition by Neila & Tom Bredehoft and Jo & Bob Sanford page 92.  This toothpick holder was made by the Heisey Glass Co. in 1909. It is clear with no gold, signed with the H in a diamond. In great condition no chips no cracks, This can be found in the book Glass Toothpick Holders second edition page 94 by Neila and Tom Bredehoft and Jo & Bob Sanford.  This is a rare 4 MAN COFFE MAID with a Pyrex Flameware lining in the Percolator. It is electric and has what I would call a hot plate in the bottom. Handle and feet are black bakelite with the outside being chrome over brass. It comes with a metal brew basket to make the coffee and a cord. I am not sure if the cord is original to the pot. I plugged it in and the water got hot very quickly so it seems to work OK. As with any vintage electric appliance, I would suggest you have it checked out before using. Great item and very unusual. It is in very good condition- there are a few marks on the chrome- minor.

Heisey Glass Co. Beaded Panel & Sunburst $82.50

  

Heisey Glass Co. Fancy Loop #1205 $40.00

  

Heisey Glass Co. Medium Flat Panel #353 $32.50

  

4 MAN COFFEE MAID w Pyrex Flameware Cof $55.00
This Fancy Loop toothpick holder was made in 1896 by the Heisey Glass Co. It is not signed. The color is emerald green with some gold. In great condition, no chips, no cracks.  This Flat Panel toothpick holder was made in 1908 by the Heisey Glass Co. It is not signed. This one is clear no gold. In great condition, no chips, no cracks.  This Waldorf Astoria toothpick holder was made in 1902 by the Heisey Glass Co. This one is not signed. It is clear with no gold. In great condition, no chips, no cracks.  This Pineapple and Fan toothpick holder was made by the Heisey Glass Co. in 1898. This one is not signed. It is clear with no gold. In great condition, no chips, no cracks.

Fancy Loop # 1205 Toothpick Holder $145.00

  

Flat Panel #352 Toothpick Holder $30.00

  

Waldorf Astoria # 333 Toothpick Holder $40.00

  

Pineapple and Fan #1255 Toothpick Holder $55.00
This Bead Swag toothpick holder was made by Heisey Glass Co. in 1900. This one is not signed. Ruby stain with souvenir (Mrs F. H. Walters A.Y.S. 1909). It is in great condition, no chips, no cracks.  This Sunburst toothpick holder was made by the Heisey Glass Co. in 1904. It is signed with a H in a diamond. This is clear with no gold. In great condition, no chips, no cracks  This Prince of Wales toothpick holder was made by Heisey Glass Co. in 1902. It is signed H in a diamond. The color is clear with some gold. It is in great condition, no chips, no cracks.  This Pineapple and Fan toothpick holder was made by Heisey Glass Co. in 1898. This one is not signed. Green with some gold at the top. It is in great condition, no chips, no cracks.

Bead Swag #1295 Toothpick Holder $30.00

  

Sunburst # 343 Toothpick Holder $90.00

  

Prince of Wales #335 Toothpick Holder $90.00

  

Pineapple and Fan #1255 Toothpick Holder $160.00
Very nice Amber glass Visions Skillet- 10" with Lid marked USA. Bottom of the Skillet has the waffle pattern. Very good condition- no damage- showing little, if any, use.  Cut Block #1200 Toothpick Holder. This toothpick holder was made by the Heisey Glass Co. in 1896. This one is not signed. It is souvenir red stained (Mrs Enos Moore). In great condition, no chips, no cracks.  Continental #339 Toothpick holder. This toothpick was made by the Heisey Glass Co. in 1903. This is the clear, with no gold toothpick holder. It is signed with the H in a diamond. In great condition, no chips, no cracks. I looked for this toothpick to buy for over 10 years.  Ring Band 310 Toothpick Holder. This was made by the Heisey Glass Co. in 1900. This is the custard (Ivorina Verde), souvenir Mercer Maine in red with sone gold. It is not signed, but in great condition, no chips, or cracks.

Pyrex Corning Amber Visions 10" Ski $14.75

  

Cut Block #1200 Toothpick Holder $50.00

  

Continental #339 Toothpick Holder $60.00

  

Ring Band #310 Toothpick Holder $40.00


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