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.
ROYAL OAK
in clear/ frosted
ca. 1891
by Northwood. $95 		TREE
by Paden City,
their pattern #202
ca. 1918. $34
 INVERTED THUMBRPINT Gorgeous
blown blue cased with white interior of undetermined origin.  Heacock shows it in green in his 'reproduction' section but cites no 'original'. Rimmed in gold.  $185
SAXON, Adams
"Souvenir Somerset 1903" by Adams Glass Co. ca. 1880s.
See ruby scratch
HERE. $48
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 $365
This is the
TREE OF LIFE
toothpick most
often attributed
to Portland although that has not been documented.
$145
 This is a beautifully brilliant toothpick by McKee in their
STARS & STRIPES pattern made
c. 1898. $85		 In contrast, 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.
It has 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

 
ATLAS aka BULLET
aka CANNON by
Bryce c. 1889
$34		 BEATTY WAFFLE
aka Beatty Honeycomb in opalescent by Beatty & Sons Glass Co. c. 1888.  $55		  BEATTY RIB aka RIBBED OPAL in blue opalescent by A J Beatty Glass Co. c. 1888.   $58 BEATTY RIB aka RIBBED OPAL in white opalescent by A J Beatty Glass Co. c. 1888.   $55
BLAZING CORNUCOPIA
by U S Glass c. 1913,
has a base chip.
$46		 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.		 BUZZ SAW is collected as
a toothpick holder but is
really the spooner in a
toy table set by Cambridge
c. 1909.  $28.

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
GALLOWAY was made by the U S Glass Co. ca. 1904.  $42 CORNELL by Tarentum Glass Co. ca. 1898. With excellent gold.
$54
DIAMOND SPEARHEAD by Northwood ca. 1902 in vaseline opalescent.
$135 		LENOIR is New Martinsville pattern #715. ca. 1911.
Gold on the top rim.
$35
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 DAISY & BUTTON in blue,
maker Hobbs **SOLD**
DIAMOND SPEARHEAD aka DIAMOND SPEARPOINT by Northwood c. 1900 $165 DOUGLASS by
CoOp Flint Glass
Co. c. 1902  $37		 DUNCAN'S #8 PATTERN c. 1900 souvenired "World's Fair 1904 Florence Taylor" $25 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.  One has a large chip on the base $29
 LATE PANELLED GRAPE by Kokomo-Jenkins c. 1910 $45 HARVARD YARD
by Tarentum Glass Co.
c. 1890s  
**SOLD**
IRIS WITH MEANDER by Jefferson Glass Co. c. 1904   $235 IRIS WITH MEANDER by Jefferson Glass Co. c. 1904   $155 IVANHOE by Dalzell, Gilmore & Leighton c. 1890    $165 KING'S CROWN by Adam's Glass Co. c. 1880s    $25
JEFFERSON OPTIC c. 1910 in
custard with painted floral decor
shown front and back. $195		 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
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 KEYSTONE by
Mckee c. 1897
in milk glass/ opalescent. $110		 FASHION is
Imperial No. 42
made ca. 1914.
They were originally 20 cents/dozen.
Now $52 each. 		FEATHER aka DORIC, our own pretty pattern by McKee in the
1890s $95

These prices do not include shipping and insurance costs.
---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.

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