Silver toothpick holders all shaped like swans to make any day sparkle. One a cocktail stick set in chrome and bakelite but it fits right in. Different dates and makers.

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Swan toothpick holder. No date. Art Deco.
Swan toothpick holder. No date. Art Deco. Silverplate with a red bakelite head. Napier, maker. Image © 2019 The Hour Shop, Alexandria. Fair use license. via https://thehourshop.com/collections/napier/products/napier-swan-toothpick-holder
Cut-glass and silver swan toothpick holder.
Cut-glass and silver swan toothpick holder. 1960’s. Cut-glass and silver. E Ltd, maker. Import hallmarks for London 1964. Image © Metropress Ltd, (t/a Auction Technology Group). Fair use license. via https://www.the-saleroom.com/en-gb/auction-catalogues/burstow-and-hewett/catalogue-id-srburs10187/lot-977a1ce4-d63a-44ea-ac9f-a93b00f5d4a4
Swan or crane toothpick holder. 1930's. Art Deco.
Swan or crane toothpick holder. 1930’s. Art Deco. Silverplate. Napier, maker. In the public domain. via etsy.com and https://www.pinterest.com/pin/216172850838019275/
Toothpick holder modeled as a swan standing on a wire-work foliate base and holding a branch in its beak on a square pedestal with octagon galleried base with four feet.
Toothpick holder modeled as a swan standing on a wire-work foliate base and holding a branch in its beak on a square pedestal with octagon galleried base with four feet. Made in Lisbon, Portugal around 1875. Silver. Makers mark of “JXC” unidentified (Almeida L-385). Image © CHRISTIE’S 2019. Fair use license. via https://www.christies.com/lotfinder/Lot/a-portuguese-silver-toothpick-holder-makers-mark-5164124-details.aspx
Swan cocktail stick set. Art Deco.
Swan cocktail stick set. Art Deco. French. Chrome and bakelite. Has twelve bakelite-topped cocktail sticks and a hardwood base. Image © divine-style-french-antiques.com. Fair use license. via https://divine-style-french-antiques.com/product/french-art-deco-chrome-bakelite-cocktail-stick-set-in-chrome-swan/

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