Amber Riverside Glass Co. "Esther" Toothpick Holder

Two lovely examples of Riverside esther pattern in amber stained with enameled florals. Each a little different than the other.

A great lot of 3 pieces of amber stained Riverside glass to include Brilliant and Esther pattern. A toothpick holder and two creamers. Tallest measures 3" tall.

Esther EAPG butter dish, creamer, and spooner (hairline to handle of creamer)

TACOMA (OMN) - AMBER-STAINED TABLE ARTICLES, LOT OF THREE, colorless, comprising two salt/pepper shakers with period lids, and a toothpick holder. Greensburg Glass Co. 1894-1903. 2 1/2" to 3 1/2" HOA.

RIVERSIDE NO. 436 / BRILLIANT - AMBER-STAINED TOOTHPICK HOLDER, colorless. Riverside Glass Works. Pattern introduced in 1895. 2 1/2" H.Excellent condition overall with minor overall wear and high-poin

VERMONT - AMBER-STAINED ARTICLES, LOT OF TWO, colorless, comprising a vase and toothpick holder. U. S. Glass Co. Circa 1899. 6 1/4" H vase, 2 3/4" toothpick.Undamaged.Provenance: From the collection o

KLONDIKE / AMBERETTE TOOTHPICK HOLDER, colorless with amber stain and satin finish. Dalzell, Gilmore & Leighton Co. Circa 1898. 2 3/8" H.Undamaged.Literature: Bredehoft/Sanford - Glass Toothpick Holde

This lot consists of: (1) Frosted Amber Glass Holder (Toothpick, ring, etc). Is approx 2" x 2" x 2 1/4". (1) Clear Amber Glass Holder (Toothpick, ring, etc). Is approx 2" x 2" x 2 1/4". Both are in a

Figural Amber Pattern Glass Toothpick Holder - 3.5" Otter Lying on Pillow Holding Button & Daisy Toothpick Holder on Belly

AMBER GLASS BASKET TOOTHPICK HOLDER VINTAGE ANTIQUE

Something sure to please in this lot of three Victorian toothpick holders. Tallest measures 2 3/4" high.

Beautiful Greentown Holly Amber toothpick holder. Great coloring in this holder for toothpicks. Measures 2 1/2".

Antique and vintage toothpick holders. 8 by U.S. Glass including Intalgio Sunflower (3, c. 1910) and Minnesota Watchsafe (1898). 4 Indian Glass desings including Colonial (1908), Austrian (1897), Gael

So I guess you see these in every antique store you stop in huh? Liar. This Rare New England Glass Co. plated amberina toothpick holder is exceedingly rare in this form. Actually any Plated amberina t

RIVERSIDE NO. 500 / RANSON ARTICLES, LOT OF SIX, Vaseline (black lighted) with gilt decoration, including a cruet, salt and pepper shaker with later lids, and a toothpick holder. Riverside Glass Works

WILD BOUQUET ARTICLES, LOT OF TWO, blue opalescent, comprising a salt shaker and a toothpick holder. Northwood Glass Co./Dugan Glass Co. Circa 1903. 2 1/2" and 3 3/4" H.Literature: Pattern parallels H

DAUM NANCY FLORAL ART GLASS TOOTHPICK HOLDER, rich amber with gilt decoration, signed "Daum Nancy," with the Cross of Lorraine. Late 19th/first quarter 20th century. 1 7/8" H.Literature: Parallels NTH

KANSAS / JEWEL AND DEWDROP ARTICLES, LOT OF EIGHT, colorless, including a covered compote, goblet, water tumbler, and toothpick holder. U.S. Glass Co./Kokomo Glass Co. 1901-1914. 2 3/4" to 9 1/4" HOA,

TARENTUM'S LADDER WITH DIAMOND - RUBY-STAINED ARTICLES, LOT OF TWO, colorless, comprising a salt shaker with a period lid and a toothpick holder. Tarentum Glass Co. Circa 1903 2 3/4" and 4" HOA.Proven

COLUMBIAN COIN / WORLD'S FAIR (OMN) - RUBY-STAINED TOOTHPICK HOLDER, colorless. Central Glass Co., Wheeling, WV. Circa 1892. 2 7/8" HOA.Literature: Bredehoft/Sanford - Glass Toothpick Holders, Second

Two Amberina glass toothpick holders, Mt. Washington Glass Co. Quilted and the other with ruffled rim. ht. 2 1/4in. & 2 1/2in.

3 button daisy toothpick holders, white milk glass, amber, and light blue 2 blue patterned pressed glass candle holders (KW markings on bottom) 4" tall 1 amberina button daisy pattern pillar candle ho

New England Glass Co. Green Opaque articles, two: tumbler and toothpick holder East Cambridge, Massachusetts, circa 1887 model decorated glass unmarked tumbler: 2 5/8"dia x 3"h; toothpick holder: 2 1/

INVERTED FAN AND FEATHER TOOTHPICK HOLDER, pink slag. Northwood Glass Co./Dugan Glass Co. Circa 1904. 2 3/8" H.Literature: Bredehoft/Sanford - Glass Toothpick Holders, Second Edition, p. 160, bottom l