Mt. Washington Palmer Cox Brownies Victorian Toothpick

What's not to love about these little gender neutral Brownies? The are so impish and cute. This Victorian toothpick holder is embellished with these. Always a smile to your face when you look at them!

MT. WASHINGTON - PALMER COX BROWNIE TOOTHPICK HOLDERS, LOT OF TWO, opaque white with colored grounds, each with transfer decoration on front and reverse. Mt. Washington Glass Co. Fourth quarter 19th c

What's so cute about these little Brownie pieces you ask? Well look at their impish little grins and their pot bellies, and their gangly legs. How do they not make you smile? This Mt. Washington Victo

MT. WASHINGTON - PALMER COX BROWNIE TOOTHPICK HOLDER,opaque white with light yellow ground and polychrome-enamel decoration,depicting a boy with a honey pot on one side and on the reverse a honeypot w

Rare pair of Victorian Mt. Washington glass egg salt shakers with the cutest of the cute Palmer Cox Brownie decorations. What is not to like about these little "confections". Charming gender neutral P

Art Glass with 24 brownie characters on white satin, circa 1890, 7 1/2" tall, exhibited at Jones Museum in 1998, scarce.

Look at the frolicking Palmer Cox Brownies on this piece of Mt. Washington Napoli glass. Either they are being chased by a couple of Furries or they are chasing after the bunnies. So charming. This ty

MT. WASHINGTON EGG - PALMER COX BROWNIE SALT AND PEPPER SHAKERS, LOT OF TWO,opal, glossy finish,each with transfer decoration on front and reverse, matching period lids.Mt. Washington Glass Co.Fourth

MT. WASHINGTON EGG - PALMER COX BROWNIE SALT AND PEPPER SHAKER,opaque white with polychrome-enamel decoration,each being a tall Pillar with brownie decoration, each having a period lid.Mt. Washington

Folks we have paired together two nice pieces of Mt. Washington Glass. One Mustard jar in the spider web pattern with super floral decoration of begonias. The other a Palmer Cox Brownie Salt Shaker. T

Victorian Silverplate Toothpick, Palmer Cox Brownie, 3.5" x 3.75", Silverplate, Brownie Standing Atop Turtle, Egg Is Toothpick Holder, Marked Pairpoint #3760, Fred Zumthurn Collection

with enameled Palmer Cox Brownies (replacement font), 15"

jar with enameled Palmer Cox Brownies, 7"w, 5 1/2"h

Another choice Mt. washington glass toothpicks offered here. A Parallel Greek Key pattern cut fingered top Victorian toothpick with floral décor. These are so difficult to find perfect. Just like a

Scarce swirl mold Mt. Washington Victorian toothpick holder with dainty floral decoration. Great example for all your matches. Measures 2" tall.

Dainty floral decoration adorns this Mt. Washington Victorian toothpick holder in lobed form. These are always so well done. Mt. Washington really knew how to make beautiful glass and decorate it didn

For all of you Pickies out there, we are proud to offer this select offering of two Mt. Washington Victorian toothpick holders: One in burmese, one in decorated peach coloring. Tallest measures 1 1/2"

What a rarity this is and you don't find these in many collections. Lovely vaseline satin floral decorated twist mold Victorian toothpick holder by Mt. Washington glass. Want rare and desirable items?

Well, we have another super auction don't we? Time after time. Auction after auction. We do get the best consignments out there don't we? Look at this gem of a Mt. Washington burmese Victorian toothpi

Look how pretty this toothpick holder is. Scrolling pattern and prolific decoration of chrysanthemums. This little gem is sure to find a place in your curio! Measures 2 1/4" tall.

What a goodie this one is folks. A Mt. Washington unfired burmese fine rib Victorian toothpick holder with flat finger cut top. Piece also retains the original Mt. Washington Glass Crown Milano paper

Burmese Mt. Washington glass toothpicks are always beautiful but when they are in the fig mold, ooh la la. These are always a favorite. This beauty has excellent coloring an undecorated so you can app

Two great examples of the beautiful glass Mt. Washington made in a diminutive size. One is a fingered example in the Parallel Greek Key pattern, less one finger. The other a spider web pattern with an

Now let's have a chat. Have a seat and think about this. Do you really see this toothpick that often? Ask yourself. Go ahead. We think you really don't. But…........This cutie has good coloring.