Collectible Pattern Glass & Hand Blown Glass
Item Details
This group of collectible vintage pattern glass & hand blown glass has a range of colors and styles to suit everyone.
The amber anvil salt/toothpick dates to the mid 1880’s. This piece was manufactured by Co-Operative Flint Glass Co., Ltd. of Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania. It features the daisy and button pattern. The 2005 value of this salt/toothpick according to the book ‘Glass Toothpick Holders’ (2nd edition), was $42.00
The amber saddle toothpick is from an unknown maker and undated. This pattern has been reproduced over the years, but this item is an old piece. The newer reproductions tend to be a bit smaller than the older pieces. The 2005 value of this salt/toothpick according to the book ‘Glass Toothpick Holders’ (2nd edition), was $52.00
The baby bootie toothpick/salt looks like it may be Old Virginia Glass/Fenton in the daisy and button pattern.
Three unknown individual vintage pattern glass salt cellars are included in this group, two green and one amber. A larger unknown vintage green glass salt dip is also included.
The ruffled edge vase is by Anchor Hocking and the color is forest green> Forest green was produced from 1950-1965.
The hand blown green thumbprint pitcher has an applied clear handle, and ruffled rim. Could be Fenton or Pilgrim.
The hand enameled water glass is from an unknown maker, and features a daisy motif.
The red hand blown pitcher has an applied handle. It is from an unknown maker.
Dimensions
Item #
13CIN222-184
