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Lustrousstone:
I'm having a splurge today. Must be my turn  ;D

A cut glass match holder, lots of base wear. Not top quality cutting but quite nicely designed. Who, when and where would be nice please

Lustrousstone:
Just a little bump... ;D

Bernard C:
Christine — Where do you strike the matches?   Why not a toothpick?   I presume it's too small for a spill vase — the Derbyshire "spell" vase is about the smallest size for a spill, as a good spillmaker can produce spills much longer than it can comfortably hold.

Can't help you with attribution.

Bernard C.  8)

Lustrousstone:
The nice little ridges down the corners of the base with nice plain bits front and back to hold? Will add dimensions later.

Frank:
I don't think they are suitable for striking a match on, even if it is only as high as the thumbnails, you don't gove the size - but if much bigger no chance. A quick test would eliminate that but try striking up as striking down there is a good chance you will hit the table and break the match, if it does strike you could end up with a burnt table.

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