A beautiful example of mid-century American glasswork, this vintage apothecary jar was produced by the Fenton Art Glass Company primarily between 1964 and 1973. Crafted in luminous milk glass, it showcases the iconic hobnail pattern that has made Fenton pieces so highly collectible and enduringly popular.
This piece features a gracefully flared scalloped “crown” rim, a matching hobnail-textured pedestal foot, and a classic fitted lid topped with a smooth teardrop finial. The overall silhouette is both elegant and substantial, making it a standout display piece for vanities, kitchens, or curated glass collections.
Measuring approximately 11 inches tall with the lid, it has a strong presence while still maintaining delicate vintage charm. The crisp raised hobnail detailing catches the light beautifully, highlighting the craftsmanship and texture that define this beloved pattern.
Details:
Maker: Fenton Art Glass Company
Era: Circa 1964–1973
Material: Milk glass
Pattern: Hobnail
Height: Approx. 11” with lid
Features: Scalloped crown rim, hobnail pedestal base, teardrop finial lid
Condition: Excellent vintage condition with no chips or cracks.
A timeless collectible that works beautifully as a decorative accent, apothecary storage piece, or statement shelf display in any vintage-inspired space.
