Antique United States Glass Co Bull's Eye and Fan Toothpick Holder No 15160 EAPG Pressed Glass Toothpick Vase Clear Glass Tableware Circa 1915

Beautifully molded in the highly collectible Bull's Eye and Fan pattern, this original United States Glass Company toothpick holder, pattern No. 15160, showcases the bold geometric artistry that made Early American Pattern Glass a centerpiece of American tableware during the early twentieth century. Brilliant bull's-eye medallions alternate with sweeping fan motifs, creating exceptional depth and sparkle as light moves across the pressed glass. Traces of the original gold decoration remain around the rim, providing an authentic reminder of the elegant gilt embellishment originally applied to many fine table accessories of the period.

Standing approximately 2¾ inches tall, this footed toothpick holder displays crisp mold definition throughout and retains its classic flared pedestal base. Originally intended for serving toothpicks at the dining table, it also makes an attractive small vase or display accent among antique glass collections. The combination of strong pattern definition, original gold highlights, and desirable form makes this a wonderful addition for collectors of Early American Pattern Glass, United States Glass Company tableware, Victorian and Edwardian pressed glass, and antique dining accessories.

Expected wear to the original gold decoration around the rim, consistent with age and use, is seen and one small flea bite on the base was found, reflected in the price. The remaining gilt, brilliant clarity, and sharply defined pattern combine to create a handsome display piece that has retained its antique character for more than a century.