Antique Salt Cellars and Porcelain Toothpick Holder

1-Antique from the early 1900's Very pale pink salt cellar, made by Adams Glass Turns a dull greenish yellow under a black light or UV Flashlight. Has some smooth chips on the bottom. Very thick glass. 1.75” 1” Tall 2-Square depression glass with waffle bottom. Manganese turns a dull green, A bit bigger than #1, no chips 3-Etched round one with flowers. 1.5” no chips 4-Trophy style salter 2” no chips. 5-Porcelain small toothpick holder made in Japan no chips 1.75”Tall Sweet set, Check out my other vintage goods to bundle and save *Sometime in the mid to late 1800s, a man named John Adams founded a company in Pittsburgh, PA called "Adams Glass" aka "Adams & Co.". John Adams had developed a process of making glass using lime instead of lead, which significantly reduced the cost to produce glass pieces and subsequently made his company very successful.