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This is a New Hampshire clear with rose stain toothpick holder.Made by the U.S. Glass Co. in 1903. In great condition no chips no cracks.  This is a very nice colored U.S. Glass buckingham. This has a book price of $155. But I found a cracked handel but it is hard to see.  This is a clear with gold advertising and enamel flowers. Made by the Mc Kee Glass Co. in 191. Also is a souvenir of Mayville Wis. In great condition.  This is a great ruby stained Box In Box toothpick holder.Made by Riverside Glass Co. in 1894. Bredehoft and Sanford book price is $138. In great condition no chips no cracks and has great shine.

New Hampshire clear wirh rose stain $60.00

  

Buckingham Clear with stain $40.00

  

Clear Gold and enamel flower Colonial # $50.00

  

Box In Box Ruby Stain $95.00
Made by well-known Californian glass artist David Salazar, this contemporary art glass toothpick holder is one of the few David made that is based on the 2009 NTHCS Convention holder. David Salazar got his start with the Zephyr Studios before working at Lundberg Glass Studios in the early 1970s and went out on his own around 1983. He is particularly well known for his Moon & Star pattern as well as his paperweights and marbles. This example is signed and dated 7-10 Salazar. This toothpick holder stands 2 3/8 inches tall and is 1 3/16 inches across the top rim. The base glass is clear but it has been sprayed with mineral salts in the tradition of Art Nouveau Tiffany or Steuben glass. The resulting surface has overtones of purple, blue, rose and gold. The design of swirls is known as the King Tut pattern. It is in excellent condition. A great example of great glass by a great contemporary glass artist. I am a long time member and past President (1988) of the National Toothpick Holder Collectors Club. I guarantee the authenticity of this TP. For more info on toothpick holders as a great collectible, visit the National Toothpick Holder Collectors Society web page at (www.nthcs.org)  This amberina art glass footed toothpick holder stands 2 15/16 inches tall. It has what is known as a Lazy Amberina portion wherein the division between the amber glass and the heat-sensitive red glass is not delineated neatly but flows further down on one side than the other. The color is a deeper brownish amber than what Phoenix Glass company produced. As well, the foot does not have the continuation of the optic pattern of the body. It is my best guess that this piece is of European origin, most likely English or French. In any case, it is a beautiful piece of Victorian art glass. The holder is in excellent condition with no chip, flakes, or cracks. There are some small bubbles in the glass body but it was manufactured that way. Add it to your Art Glass or Toothpick holder collection today. I am a long time member and past President (1988) of the National Toothpick Holder Collectors Club. I guarantee the authenticity of this TP. For more info on toothpick holders as a great collectible, visit the National Toothpick Holder Collectors Society web page at (www.nthcs.org)  This Heisey Ring Band custard glass toothpick holder can be seen be seen in Brederhoft on page 97. It carries a souvenir inscription of St. Johns N. B. (New Brunswick Canada). The top part of the holder is thin enough to show a lot of fiery opalescence. The original Heisey name for this custard glass was Ivorina Verde. According to the Brederhofts, the enamel decoration and gold was added to Ring Band by Oriental Glass Co, of Pittsburgh, PA. It is in excellent condition. Add it to your toothpick, Canadian glass, custard glass, or Heisey collection today.  This is a shiny green shell and seaweed toothpick holder. Made in 1894 by Consolidated Lamp & Glass. Book price is $145. Small chip on inside rim.

toothpick holder: Salazar July 2010 $125.00

  

Amberina art glass footed toothpick hold $95.00

  

Heisey custard Ring Band St. Johns N. B. $40.00

  

Toothpick Holder green shiny Shell & Sea $100.00
This is a Bulging Loops toothpick holder made in 1894 by the Consolidated Lamp & Glass Co. See B&S page 45. Pink cased with a cystal outer layer. In great condition no chips no cracks.  This is a signed Krys-Tol clear chippendale made by jefferson glass co. See book 1000 #775. No chips no cracks and good color.  This is a clear enamel Jefferson Optic toothpick holder. It is rare in the small white enamel flowers. No chips no cracksgreat color  This is a clear triple convex band toothpick holder made by model flint glass company in 1901. No chips no cracks great clear color.

Toothpick Holder Pink Cased Bulging Loop $125.00

  

Signed Toothpick Holder Chippendale $45.00

  

Toothpick Holder clear Jefferson Optic $40.00

  

Triple Convex Band Toothpick Holder $45.00
This is a rare ruby flashed Britannic toothpick holder made by the McKee Glass Company in 1895. Book price is #135.00. No chips no crackes and good color.  This is a rare yellow flashed shoshone toothpick holder, made by U.S. Glass Company. Book price is $185.00 no chips no cracks and great color.  This is a hard to find toothpick holder X bulls eye. Book price is $80.00. No chips no cracks and great clear color.  This toothpick holder was made by the U.S. Glass Company in 1901. The Oregon Pattern is rare. No chips no cracks and good color

Ruby Flashed Britannic Toothpick Holder $100.00

  

Yellow Flashed Shoshone U. S. Glass $130.00

  

Toothpick Holder X Bulls Eye $55.00

  

Toothpick Holder OREGON U. S. Glass $80.00
Cut Glass toothpick holder. Pattern ubknown eight plain panels at top, eight diamond panels around the base. No chips no cracks in great condition.  This is a rare color in this pattern. Shiny green Florette made in 1894 by the Consolidated Lamp & Glass Co. It is great condition no chips on rim, no cracks and great color.  This is a clear with some gold harvard yard made by Tarebtum Glass in 1897. See the book Glass Toothpick Holders by Bredehoft & Sanford #2 page 178. In great condition no chips no cracks.  See 1000 tph book #776 and Glass Toothpick Holders #2 by Bredehoft page 100 book price $38.00. In great condition no chips no cracks.

Cut Glass Toothpick Holder $20.00

  

Shiny Green Florette toothpick Holder $100.00

  

Clear w Gold Harvard Yard $31.00

  

Clear Estelle by Higbee Toothpick Holder $15.00
This clear with gold toothpick holder was made in 1910 See rare and unlisted Toothpick Holders #1247 page 48. In great condition no chips cracks.  This is a clear cambridge glass toothpick holder. See book Glass Toothpick Holders #2 page 35 by Bredehoft and Sanford book price $28.00. In great condition bo chips, cracks.  This is a clear ward's regal or blossom toothpick holder made in 1895 by the U.S. Glass Co. It is good condition no chips and no cracks.  This is a clear toothpick with a fancy design in the base. Made in the year 1899 by the National Glass Co. in the pattern Org name is Retort. Book price is $75.00. See the book Glass Toothpick Holders second edition page 142. In great condition no chips no cracks.

Clear Toothpick Holder Colonial Twin $15.00

  

Clear Cambridge Toothpick Holder #25901 / $20.00

  

Clear Ward's Regal, Blossom toothpick h $12.50

  

Clear Toothpick Retort Tearddrops Eyew $35.00
This is a custard or ivory toothpick holder.Signed in the base (Krys-Tol). Diamond and peg is the pattern made by the Jefferson Glass Co. in 1894. Book value is $115. In great condition no chips no cracks.  This is a rare advertising hat in the button daisy pattern. The brim is clear of pattern but has the advertising (Coettler Hat Co. 1260 South Broadway).The base also has advertising (60th Anniversar). This address is in St. Louis Mo.  This is a clear texas star toothpick holder made by the Steimer Glass works in 1905. This toothpick holder has a star satin base that is beautiful. Itis in great condition.  This is a red flashed King Crown toothpick holder. Made in 1891 by the Adams & Co. glass Co. The engraving is (Xmas 93 Bertha)No chips no crack and good color

Toothpick Holder Dia and Peg Jefferson G $55.00

  

Advertising Hat Button & Daisy $35.00

  

Clear Texas Star, Star base Swirl $75.00

  

King Crown Ruby Toothpick Holder $30.00
This amethyst glass Ring & Beads toothpick holder is a souvenir of Milwaukee, Wisconsin and stands 2 1/2 inches tall and is 2 1/2 inches wide at the mouth. This is more likely the individual sugar as the toothpick is slightly narrower, however, it is collected as a toothpick member by our club. It is the Ring & Beads pattern of Jefferson, produced from 1910-1913 at the Follansbee, West Virginia plant, according to Bob Davis, who values it at $60 in this handout given at the 2007 NTHCS convention. Excellent condition with good gold at top and lettering. I am a long time member and past President (1988) of the National Toothpick Holder Collectors Club. I guarantee the authenticity of this TP. For more info on toothpick holders as a great collectible, visit the National Toothpick Holder Collectors Society web page at (www.nthcs.org)  Shown on page 53 of Heacock's 1000 book as plate 251, this plain patterned clear glass toothpick holder was primarily produced for the souvenir trade. It is thought that this toothpick holder may have been produced until 1970. This Madoline pattern toothpick holder was first produced by the Co-operative Flint Glass Company of Beaver Falls, PA in 1893. It enjoyed a very long production life as it was perfectly suited to the promotional and souvenir market with its plain sides. This toothpick holder stands 2 3/8 inches tall x 2 1/8 inches wide. It has a shield of ruby stain which serves as a background for the inscription Ella 1925. These had to be ordered ahead of time so this was probably to commemorate a special event. The name of the pattern Madoline was for the young daughter of the Company's Secretary, Mr. Charles W. Klein. It is in excellent vintage condition and ready to join your Co-operative Glass, toothpick holder or ruby-stained Early American Pattern Glass collection today. I am a long time member and past President (1988) of the National Toothpick Holder Collectors Club. I guarantee the authenticity of this TP. For more info on toothpick holders as a great collectible, visit the National Toothpick Holder Collectors Society web page at (www.nthcs.org)  This is a custard toothpick holder bees on a basket gold wings on the bees. It is in great shape and condition. See the book Glass Toothpick Holders by Bredehoft and Sanford 2rh edition page 239.  This is the custard or ivory souvenir ring and beads (souvenir of Rockford, Ill. ) made by Jefferson Glass Co. It is in great condition. See the book Glass Toothpick Holders by Bredehoft and Sanford 2th edition page 113.

toothpick holder: Jefferson Ring & Beads $20.00

  

toothpick holder: Swinger Ella 1925 ruby $18.00

  

Toothpick Holder Custard Bees on Basket $30.00

  

Toothpick Holder Custard Ring & Beads $25.00
This is the blue peek-a-boo pattern made in 1904 the old ones have 3 full blocks. It is in great condition, book value is $85. See the book Glass Toothpick Holders by Bredehoft and Sanford 2th edition page 128.  THIS IS THE CLEAR CHURCH WINDOWS PATTERN made in 1903 by the U. S. Glass Co. It is in great condition. See the book Glass Toothpick Holders by Bredehoft and Sanford 2th edition page 186.  This is a clear king crown toothpick holder made in 1891 by the Adams & Co. Glass Co. It is in great condition the clear one is rarer than ruby stain one. See the book Glass Toothpick Holders bt Bredehoft and Sanford 2th edition page 12.  This is the green with gold esther made in 1896 by the riverside glass co. It is in great condition, book value is $145. See the book Glass Toothpick Holders by Bredehoft and Sanford 2th edition page 171.

Toothpick Holder blue Peek-A=Boo $22.50

  

Toothpick Holder Clear Church Windows $14.00

  

Toothpick Holder King Crown $15.00

  

Toothpick Holder Green Esther $50.00
This is the red flashed toothpick holder in the pattern truncated cube made in 1894 by the Thomson Glass Co. It is souvenir 1897 MOTHER Irish Fair in great condition, book value $135. See the book Glass Toothpick Holders by Bredehoft and Sanford 2th edition page 180.  This is the ivory or custard with gold and souvenir of Plymouth, Mass. ring and beads made in 1910 by the Jefferson Glass Co. It is in great condition book value $80. See the book Glass Toothpick Holders by Bredehoft and Sanford 2th edition page 113.  This is a amber hat the pattern is fine cut block maker unknown year is 1890. It is in great condition. see the book 1000 Toothpick Holders by William Heacock, page 56.  This id the red flashed scalloped swirl toothpick holder made in 1893 by the U.S. Glass Co. It is in great condition, book value is $155.00. See the book Glass Toothpick Holders by Bredehoft and Sanford 2th edition page 199.

Toothpick Holder Thomson #77 $40.00

  

Toothpick Holder Custard Ring & Beads $30.00

  

Toothpick Holder Fine Cut Block Hat $15.00

  

Toothpick Holder U. S. Glass Scalloped S $50.00
This is a custard with gold washington, toothpick holder, made in 1901 by the U. S. Glass Co. It is in great condition. See the book Glass Toothpick Holders by Bredehoft and Sanford 2th edition page 185.  This is a old green with gold, croesus made in 1898 by the riverside glass co. It is in great condition. See the book Glass Toothpick Holders by Bredehoft and Sanford 2th edition page 170.  This is a clear glass toothpick holder made in 1901 by the Tarentum glass co. It is in great condition. See the book Glass Toothpick Holders by Bredehoft and Sanford 2th edition page 178.  This is a clear glass toothpick holder made in 1897 by the Tarentum Glass Co. It is in great condition. See the book Glass Toothpick Holders by Bredehoft and Sanford 2th edition page 178.

Toothpick Holder Custard Washington $45.00

  

Toothpick Holder Riverside Croesus $30.00

  

Toothpick Holder Ladders $17.50

  

Toothpick Holder Harvard Yard $27.50
This is a old chocolate glass Cactus toothpick holder made in 1900 by the NATIONAL glass Co. It is in great condition book price $75. See the book Glass Toothpick Holders by Bredehoft and Sandford 2th edition page 144.  This is a red stained button arches toothpick holder made in 1897 by Duncan and miller. It is in great condition. See the book Glass Toothpick Holder by Bredehoft and Sanford 2th edition page 65.  This is a rubina royal oak toothpick holder made in 1891 by the Northwood Glass Co. It is in good condition a couple chips on inside rim, book value $125. See the book Glass Toothpick Holders By Bredehoft and Sanford 2th edition page 163.  This is the ruby stained with gold toothpick holder delaware made in 1899 by the United States Glass Co. It is in great condition, book value $95. See the book Glass Toothpick Holders by Bredehoft and Sanford 2th edition page 193.

Toothpick Holder chocolate Cactus $47.50

  

Toothpick Holder Ruby Flashed Button Arc $10.00

  

Toothpick Holder Northwood Royal Oak Sat $55.00

  

Toothpick Holder Ruby Delaware $45.00
This is the blue milk glass fiber bundle toothpick holder made in 1897 by the Eagle Glass Co. It is in good condition some small chips around the outside rim. See the book Glass Toothpick Holders by Bredehoft and Sanford 2th edition page 73.  This is the yellow opal diamond spearhead toothpick holder made in 1902 by Northwood. It is in great condition, book value $135. See the book Glass Toothpick Holders by Bredehoft and Sanford 2th edition page 149.  This green opal toothpick holder was made by Northwood in 1902. It is in great condition, Book value is $115. See the book Glass Toothpick Holders by Bredehoft and Sanford 2th edition page 149.  This is the red flashed Zipper Slash souvenir (mother 1901) on one side and (tooth pick) on the other side. Made by the Duncan Miller Co in 1894. It is is great condition no lose of red stain. See the book Glass Toothpick Holders by Bredehoft and Sanford 2th edition page 72.

Toothpick Holder blue Milk Fiber Bundle $32.00

  

Toothpick Holder yellow Dia Spearhead $70.00

  

Toothpick Holder Green Opal Dia. Spearhe $50.00

  

Toothpick Holder Red Flashed Zipper Slas $30.00
This is a clear toothpick holder made in 1898 by the Fostoria Glass Co. #600 named Brazilian. This is in great condition. See the Book Glass Toothpick Holders by Bredehoft and Sanford 2th edition page 79.  This is a rare clear toothpick holder made in 1909 by the Duncan & Miller Glass Co. pattern #75 named Star in Square. It is in great condition. See the book Glass Toothpick Holders by Bredehoft and Sanford 2th edition page 69. Book value is $110  This is a clear with gold toothpick holder made in 1902 by the Fostoria Glass Co. the pattern is sylvan. It is in great condition. See the book Glass Toothpick Holders by Bredehoft and Sanford 2th edition page 86.  This is a clear toothpick holder made in 1894 by the Duncan & Miller Glass Co. It is in great condition. See the book Glass Toothpick Holders by Bredehoft and Sanford 2th edition page 72.

Toothpick Holder Brazilian $20.00

  

Toothpick Holder Star in Square $45.00

  

Toothpick Holder Sylvan $15.00

  

Toothpick Holder Zipper Slash $15.00
This is a clear toothpick holder made in 1920 by the Fostoria Glass Co. the 2222 pattern. It is in great condition. See the book Glass Toothpick Holders by Bredehoft and Sanford 2th edition page 80.  This is a clear toothpick holder made in 1895 by the Greensburg Glass Co. It is in great condition. See the book Glass Toothpick Holders by Bredehpft and Sanford 2th edition page 89.  This is a clesr with some gold #73 duncan and miller glass pattern thumbnail made in 1909. It is in great condition. See the book Glass Toothpick Holders by Bredehoft and Sanford 3th edition page 71.  This is a clear duncan & miller $ 24 quartered block & diamonds made in 1895. It is in great condition. See the book Glass Toothpick Holders by Bredehoft and Sanford 2th edition page 68.

Toothpick Holder Colonial #2222 $17.50

  

Toothpick Holder Tacoma $17.50

  

Toothpick Holder Thumbnail $26.00

  

Toothpick Holder Quartered Block & Diamo $22.00


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