The later generation of Fenton's Hobnail milk glass — the densest, most opaque white of the three eras, with smooth, rounded hobnails and no ring of fire visible. This is the version most people picture when they think of Fenton Hobnail: brilliant, solid white, glowing on a windowsill or shelf. Silver lids, still shiny. Glass is in perfect condition throughout.
Not marked with the Fenton logo despite falling after 1972–1973 — but the pontil marks confirm blown glass, and the construction is classic Fenton. One lid shows very slight corrosion, likely from salt contact.
Pristine and ready to use or display. A wonderful everyday piece or a gift for a Fenton collector, a farmhouse kitchen enthusiast, or anyone who loves the look of classic American milk glass.
Maker: Fenton Art Glass Co., unsigned; Hobnail #3806
Glass Type: Dense opaque bright white milk glass; smooth rounded hobnails; no ring of fire
Method: Blown glass; pontil marks present
Lids: Silver metal, still shiny; one shows very slight salt corrosion
Size: Each approx. 3.0" tall x 1.5" diameter
Origin: Made in West Virginia, USA, circa 1970s–1980s
Condition: Very good vintage condition; glass perfect, no broken or missing hobnails; slight lid corrosion on one — photographed for review. All sales final — please review all photos.
