TOOTHPICK HOLDER SET, HAND-PAINTED CHINA Two toothpick holders decorated with similar hand-painted design. Both toothpick holders appear to be circa late 1800's to early 1900's in age and are in excellent condition. One measures just under 2.25" in height and the other measures just under 2.5" in height. Each toothpick holder has a piece of masking tape applied to the interior marked with a collection number. These toothpick holders are part of a very large collection. Please inquire if you are looking for specific toothpick holders which may be available in this collection and if you have questions and/or would like a shipping quote.
 

FINE BASKET PATTERN TOOTHPICK HOLDER, BISQUE Toothpick holder of finely detailed basketweave design with belt straps. The toothpick holder is made from delicate unglazed bisque porcelain with hand-painted detailing and appears to be circa late 1800's to early 1900's in age. The toothpick holder is in excellent condition and measures approximately 2" in height. Marked on the interior with the collection number '375' on a piece of masking tape. There is also an old unmarked label on the underside. This toothpick holder is from a very large collection which is currently available for sale. Please inquire if you are looking for specific toothpick holders which may be in this collection and if you have questions and/or would like a shipping quote.
 

ENGLISH TEA SET, GAUDY DUTCH TYPE DECORATION English partial tea set with wonderful decoration similar to gaudy dutch but with the inclusion of gold gilt detailing. The tea set is circa 1820's in age and is mostly in excellent condition with just a few hairline cracks on two of the tea cups.

Please inquire with your questions or if you would like shipping cost information.
 

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