NOTE: Per Richard Ryan, added 9-28-26 - 1) Heacock 1000 Toothpick Holders book in 1977, maker unknown, circa 1896. 2) Bredehoft Glass Toothpick Holders U.S. Glass, 1898 with a small catalog image, made in clear, blue opaque and opal. 3)Corning Museum of Glass catalog image from 1897 in a Pitkin & Brooks catalog, “Waste Basket” in “assorted colors.” 4) April 1887. The Missouri Glass Company’s Commercial Solicitor lists the No. 38 Waste Basket. 5) reproductions: Kemple bought mold from Mannington Art Glass Co in 1944 or 1945 and made it up to 1970. Degenhart got molds, add the D in a heart mark Then the Boyd Art Glass company would get the molds and add the B. Summary: Originals have plain bottom.