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Early American Pattern Glass348 of 612'Sensation' cake stands, Adams & Co. #130 c1885#2 of my toothpick holders eapg? Or repro?
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    Posted 9 years ago

    robin56
    (263 items)

    Last of my toothpick holders eapg? Or repro? Reminds me of crossed arches paytern. Come with the others I post on here today. Thanks for being patient.

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    1. Elisabethan Elisabethan, 9 years ago
      Beautiful. Tallcakes will know.
    2. TallCakes TallCakes, 9 years ago
      U.S. Glass #15048 Pennsylvania c1897
    3. robin56 robin56, 9 years ago
      Thanks Tallcakes!
    4. Paul71 Paul71, 9 years ago
      USGCo. cataloged this as a "Whiskey Tumbler." The true toothpick is fatter and has a scalloped edge. It was also sold as a "Toy Spoon." These entries are from the company's 1898 catalog.

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