Victorian Pattern Glass Toothpick Holder Store

The first two rooms are filled with various EAPG patterns.
To reach the 2nd Room click HERE.

The 3rd Room has EAPG patterns from Heisey, Fostoria, &
Riverside glass companies & U S Glass Co. States series patterns.
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The 4th Room has miscellaneous toothpicks and novelties.
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There is no damage to these pieces unless noted.
Read our article about EAPG Toothpick Holders HERE.

And go HERE to get acquainted with some reproduction toothpick
holders which could save you from a painful forehead slapping purchase.



BEVELED STAR aka Pride by Model Flint. ca. 1895. $35	ORINDA made by Ohio Flint & National Glass Co, ca. 1901 $35	VAN DYKE 1886 aka Daisy & Button w/ V ornament see crack HERE. $18	ROYAL CRYSTAL aka ATLANTA - a rare find by Tarentum ca. 1894. See also HERE. $150



LADDERS w/ DIAMONDS by Tarentum & Duncan ca. 1903 The clear with gold is$25 The rare ruby stained with gold isSOLD	Old Oaken Bucket aka Wooden Pail by Bryce ca. 1885. Holds toothpicks or matches. It is 2 3/4" tall. $ 35	ROYAL IVY rubina with satin finih in excellent condition. This pattern was made by Northwood at Martin's Ferry ca. 1890. $96



ROYAL OAK in clear/ frosted ca. 1891 by Northwood. $65	TREE by Paden City, their pattern #202 ca. 1918. $34	INVERTED THUMBRPINT Gorgeous blown blue cased with white interior of undetermined origin. Imported from Italy ca. 1970s so not EAPG. Rimmed in gold. Gorgeous glass. $85



This pattern is pictured in an ad in Heacock 7 pg 90 called Chippendale “Krystol” made by Ohio Flint Glass Co., then molds were sold. So we're calling it CHIPPENDALE by Ohio Flint c. 1907. $43	THE PRIZE in ruby stain if perfect would be $125. But this one is cracked so it is only $33 as is. Photo of hard-to-see crack HERE.	Jefferson's FIGURE EIGHT ca. 1907. Very hard to find. $85	FEATHER aka DORIC, our own pretty pattern by McKee in the 1890s $95



HOBSTAR triangular toothpick in amethyst is only $32.	STAR IN BULLSEYE was made by U S Glass Co. ca. 1905. $35	KEYSTONE by McKee c. 1897 in milk glass/ opalescent. $75	STAR AND FILE aka Imperial Glass Co. #612 IG signature in base; see HERE. $35

---Go to the Second Room of various EAPG toothpicks by clicking HERE.
---Go to the Third Room with Heisey, Fostoria, Riverside and
States' Series patterns by clicking HERE.
---Go to the Fourth Room with miscellaneous, novelty and
Victorian Hat toothpicks by clicking HERE.
If you love toothpick holders, consider joining the National Toothpick
Holder Collectors' Society. Check them out by clicking HERE.

We wish to thank Neila & Tom Bredehoft and Jo & Bob Sanford for
shedding their collective scholarly light on this subject for us all through
their excellent books, Glass Toothpick Holders. See the
PatternGlass.com Book Store for information on obtaining their books.



SAXON, Adams "Souvenir Somerset 1903" by Adams Glass Co. ca. 1880s. See ruby scratch HERE. $38	RIBS is what we call this2 1/2" tall fiery opalescent piece because we can't find a name. It may be English. $46	TOLTEC by McKee ca. 1900 has an obscure internal fissure seen HERE. Signed "PRES CUT" $25	GONTERMAN SWIRL aka ADONIS in opalescent base w/ amber top by Aetna Glass c. 1888 $225



SHOSHONE aka Victor - US Glass Co. #15046 The gold decor is good on the design. There is a chip on the top edge seen HERE. So only $20	This is a beautifully brilliant toothpick by McKee in their STARS & STRIPES pattern made c. 1898. $45	This is a very crude 2 1/2" tall vessel which might be a mini tumbler, a shot glass or a toothpick. It is an undescribed piece of a CANADIAN pattern called NORTHERN STAR with many tiny bubbles in it. $75	Geo. Duncan Sons & Co. made this pretty little gold banded toothpick c. 1897. It is BUTTON ARCHES aka SCALLOPED DAISY. $45



BLAZING CORNUCOPIA by U S Glass c. 1913, has a base chip. $32	BULLSEYE & FAN aka DAISIES IN OVAL PANELS by U S Glass Co. c. 1905 $46	BEAD & SCROLL is sometimes collected as a toothpick holder but is a spooner to the toy table set in this pattern. See HERE.	BUZZ SAW is collected as a toothpick holder but is really the spooner in a toy table set by Cambridge c. 1909. $28.



GALLOWAY was made by the U S Glass Co. ca. 1904. $42	CORNELL by Tarentum Glass Co. ca. 1898. With excellent gold. $54	KING'S CROWN by Adam's Glass Co. c. 1880s $25	FRANCESWARE Hobnail aka Hobbs #323 by Hobbs, Brockunier & Co. ca. 1885. See pinpoint nic HERE. $95



COLUMBIA by Beaumont c. 1899 has a vestige of gold $42	COLUMBIA by Co Op Flint Glass Co. c. 1899 $45	DIAMOND DANDY was made by a glass maker unknown to us but in the late Victorian era. $56	DOUGLASS by CoOp Flint Glass Co. c. 1902 $37



BUZZ STAR aka WHIRLIGIG by U S Glass c. 1907. Also toy spooner. $35	CHAMPION aka INDIANA TUMBLER #75 c. 1890s in green. $85 In clear with excellent gold $46	CLOVER aka Duncan Miller's #58 c. 1905 has a vestige of gold on top edge $60



DIAMOND SPEARHEAD aka DIAMOND SPEARPOINT by Northwood c. 1900 In vaseline opalescent $165 In emerald green opalescent $105	DUNCAN'S #8 PATTERN c. 1900 souvenired "World's Fair 1904 Florence Taylor" $35	INTAGLIO SUNFLOWER by U S Glass c. 1911 has a base chip & is $45



GAELIC by Indiana Glass Co. c. 1908 $42	HEAVY PANELLED GRAPE by Kokomo Jenkins c. 1904 $45. Another has a large chip on the base $29	LATE PANELLED GRAPE by Kokomo-Jenkins c. 1910 $45	IVANHOE by Dalzell, Gilmore & Leighton c. 1890 $95



IRIS WITH MEANDER by Jefferson Glass Co. c. 1904 Green opalescent $115 Clear/ opalescent $85 Amethyst "Wine" w/ some remaining gold (see 2nd view HERE) $125 Deep sapphire blue $85



JEFFERSON OPTIC c. 1910 in custard with painted floral decor shown front and back. $95	MAJESTIC by McKee c. 1893 It has a tiny 'fleabite' on the underside so reduced to $35	PADDLEWHEEL aka Fern Wheel by Westmoreland c. 1905. A really cute footed toothpick. $44