Daisy and Button Glass Top Hat Toothpick Holder

Story

Victorian dinner parties were elaborate theatrical events where every single condiment and tool required its own specialized vessel. By the late 19th century, the top hat became the ultimate symbol of gentlemanly status, and glassmakers capitalized on this by…

Maker / Origin

While many companies produced this pattern, the Fenton Art Glass Company and L.G. Wright were the primary champions of these glass novelties in the mid-20th century.

Condition & Value

The glass appears clear with no visible 'sick glass' (cloudiness). The edges of the brim and the points of the pattern are prone to small 'flea bite' chips, but this example looks well-preserved. Excellent condition is standard for this price range. These are popular collectibles but were produced in high volumes.