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Posted 3 months ago
Newfld
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Here is a 3"H green glass swan design toothpick holder with iridescent blue, pink & gold highlights. By Joe St Clair of Elkwood Indiana, raised imprinted name in circular block letters inside cup, ca the 1970s
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Looks like a trophy. The iridescent color is striking!
Good one.
Many thanks for the thoughtful love everyone, always much appreciated
DejaVu, trophy is an interesting take on this piece, yes the swans could be handles! This might be my very fave glass toothpick holder, as the swans & backdrop remind me so much of the ballet Swan Lake's dramatic background set. Must've seen that ballet in NYC five times at least, love the story. Thanks for your super comment & cool observ
Dean the iridescent colors are so amazing here and really enhance the green glass without overpowering it. Thank you for your wonderful comment
Thanks Kev & Hum for the love, always appreciated & glad you both liked this
Many thanks Phil for the thoughtful love for this swan piece, always grateful for your kindness & support
Swans look good in Amethyst carnival!
vintagelamp & Dean, thanks so much for the love I really appreciate it
Dean I can imagine the swans in amethyst carnival would have looked spectacular!