Fenton Milk Glass Hobnail Number 3609 Salt and Pepper Set with Metal Lids

Fenton Milk Glass Hobnail Number 3609 Salt and Pepper Set with Metal Lids In 1939 Fenton Art Glass first introduced their hobnail glass in translucent colours. Milk glass hobnail was introduced by Fenton in 1950, and proved to be one of their most successful products Hobnail glass has a regular pattern of raised knobs. It can be a pattern created by blowing a glass vessel into a mold, or it can be acheived by pressing the glass into a mold. It was very popular during Victorian times, usually called "Dew Drop Glass". This pair is in great vintage condition. No Cracks. 1 tiny chip on the leaf foot of the signed one (pic shown). Nice Hobnail design with 5 point scalloped, leaf embossed feet. Lids screw on and are made of metal showing no signs of rust but some wear typical for age. They are fairly thick w a good weight to them. There is Fenton backstamp as well as an "8" under the Fenton logo for pieces produced in the 1980's. Measures: 3-3/8”T x 2” Weight: 15.4 ounces