This listing is for a petite, clear glass toothpick holder called Zanesville. It was made in 1895 at Robinson Glass which was a very short-lived glass maker, maybe 5 or 6 years of production. Later production of this pattern was at McKee. The upper portion is very plain with 6 wide scallops on the rim. Later versions of this toothpick shows a flat rim. The design element is around the base with long, narrow ovals with impressed circles and a center impressed star. The base has a neat design under the round footed base. Measurements are 2 3/8"h and 2" w. Excellent condition.
