Victorian Peachblow Art Glass Toothpick Holder • Burmese Satin Glass • Glows Under Blacklight • Ruffled Edge Toothpick • Antique Vanity Décor

Victorian Peachblow Art Glass Toothpick Holder • Burmese Satin Glass • Glows Under Blacklight • Ruffled Edge Toothpick • Antique Vanity Décor This charming little Victorian-era art glass toothpick holder is a beautiful example of the softly colored Burmese / peachblow style glass that was popular in the late 1800s. The shading transitions from a warm blush rose to a creamy, soft peach tone, and the surface is satin with a velvety finish. The top features a lovely ruffled, wavy edge that gives it a delicate, flower-like form. A wonderful detail—it does glow under blacklight, showing the gentle green fluorescence associated with glass of this period. It’s a lovely display piece for collectors of Victorian art glass, custard glass, bride’s table décor, or small vanity accessories. Details: • Approx. 2¼” tall x 3” wide • Satin art glass in peachblow / Burmese-style shading • Glows under black light • Ruffled / crimped rim • Likely late Victorian era • No maker’s mark – maker unknown • Overall excellent antique condition, with age-appropriate patina Perfect for display in a curio cabinet, used as a ring bowl on a dresser, or added to a Victorian glass collection.