Early American Pattern Glass Toothpick Holder

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A charming piece of early American Pattern Glass[EAPG].

History: a toothpick holder in pale yellow custard glass featuring the Columbia or Quihote pattern, a testament to Sistersville, West Virginia.

Crafted with meticulous detail this toothpick holder embodies the craftsmanship of the EAPG era [1850-1915].

The pale yellow custard glass exudes a soft glow while the intricate Columbia or Quihote pattern adds a touch of elegance.

 

 

 

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Description

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Early American Pattern Glass Toothpick Holder, a souvenir from Sistersville, West Virginia.

MATERIAL: Pressed Glass /Custard Glass

Pattern Name: Columbia or Quihote Pattern

Manufacturer: Tarentum Glass Company

Color: Pale Yellow, custard glass

Condition: Generally good condition although some of the hand-painted names have worn away.

Please view all the photographs as they serve as a true and important part of the item description and condition report.

Style: Urn Form

Period: Early American Pattern Glass 1850-1914.

Use: A toothpick Holder

Size: Diameter: 2.1″

Height: 2.3″

Rarity: toothpick holders are fairly available. However, collectors looking for specific towns or places may have to do thorough research.

Provenance: From a private collection on consignment at Avonlea Antiques and Interiors.

 

 

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