EAPG Amber Glass Elephant Wall Pocket Matchstick Holder Circa 1890

A pressed amber flint glass wall pocket in the shape of an elephant’s head to hold matches. The ribbed elephant's forehead is for striking matches. 
 
The detail is deep and intricate. The top of the elephant's head has beadwork, and the forehead is ribbed to help strike a match. The glass has bubbles and lines. The edges are somewhat sharp because of the flint glass.
 
There are no marks or labels.
 
MEASUREMENTS
5 in (12.7 cm) tall x 4 5/8 In (11.7 cm) wide x 2 ¾ in (7.0 cm) deep. Weighs 13.1 oz (370 g)
 
CONDITION
There are no breaks, cracks, or repairs. The tip on the inside bottom of the left ear has a small chip. It is not visible from the front.
 
A fun colorful elephant to add to your elephant collections or use to hold matches for when the lights go out.