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Age / Era: Late Victorian era, introduced in 1895- 1897. Maker: George Duncan’s Sons & Co. (later known as Duncan & Miller Glass Co.). Origin: Made in the USA (Washington, Pennsylvania). Design: Known as the "Scalloped Six Point" pattern (or Grated Diamond & Sunburst). It features deeply pressed geometric diamond facets, a distinctively pinched scalloped top rim, and a detailed rayed starburst base. Bring a touch of late Victorian elegance to your collection with this genuine Early American Pattern Glass (EAPG) toothpick holder. Introduced in 1897 by George Duncan's Sons & Co., this pattern—known as "Scalloped Six Point" or "Grated Diamond & Sunburst"—brilliantly mimics the prismatic, light-catching sparkle of historic cut glass.Standing a delicate 2.5 inches tall, it features intricately pressed diamond-faceted blocks, an elegant scalloped rim, and a classic rayed starburst base. It makes an enchanting accent piece on a vanity, a unique holder for modern styling, or a prized gift.