Glass toothpicks - who made them?

The red one I am fairly certain is a repro but I am still wondering who made it. The pale blue one I haven't a clue about.

 

blue is Bryce, Higbee's Banded Barrel c.1890s

 

Super!
Thank you, TallCakes!

 

I was able to find the red one - L G Wright Co (I think).

 

I was picturing something like this

from the title

 

heeheehee

 

The blue one is a nearly contemporary (now) copy of Bryce, Higbee's. More like 1990s.

 

Indications thereof?

 

Bryce, Higee wasn't making anything but clear (crystal) glass in the 1890s.

 

Okay, thanks! I will see what's what.

 

It appears that while most of their glass was indeed clear, they did use a number of colors popular at the time as well.
I don't know if this color (my toothpick) was one of them, but . . .
http://www.petcoff.com/pattern-glass-information/bryce-brothers.html

 

John Bryce joined with former Bryce salesman John B. Higbee to form Bryce, Higbee & Co. which lasted until the factory was destroyed by flood in 1907. Higbee continued on as John B. Higbee Glass Company in Bridgeville, PA until 1918.

Quoted from the site you linked to.

Bryce Higbee did not in any way make the same wares as Bryce Bros. Nor did they make any colors during the 1890-1900 period. The colors that Bryce Higbee made were made during the mid 1880s. The toothpick under discussion was made in blue and amber, in the 1880s, but not that color of blue, a blue often called Sapphire blue.

Accept that you could have purchased something represented as old but was really newer.

 

I probably paid a freaking dollar for it at a thrift, so I don't really care about that.
But i do like to have complete info on things, with documentation, when possible.
Glass not being something I would actively look for, I don't have any books on it - thought others might.