Fenton Hobnail White Opalescent Glass Vanity and Tableware Set

This four-piece set of vintage glass features the iconic Hobnail pattern, most likely manufactured by the Fenton Art Glass Company during the mid-20th century (circa 1940s-1960s). The collection includes a large trumpet-style vase with a widely flared, double-crimped or ruffled rim, a round cologne or perfume bottle base (missing its original stopper), a small footed cream pitcher or toothpick holder with an asymmetric rim, and a rectangular lidded trinket or cigarette box. Each piece is crafted from opalescent white glass, characterized by a translucent, milky appearance that becomes more opaque at the peaks of the 'hobs' and along the ruffled edges. The vase stands as the center-piece, exhibiting a smooth circular base transitioning into the textured conical body. The glass shows excellent transparency in the thinner sections, typical of high-quality French Opalescent or White Opalescent production. Condition-wise, the pieces appear well-preserved with no major chips or cracks visible on the exterior hobs, though the missing stopper on the bottle is a notable incomplete element. The rectangular box shows a molded starburst pattern on the top lid, a common motif in Fenton's vanity line. There are no obvious maker's marks visible in the image, which is consistent with early Fenton pieces that relied on paper labels rather than embossed stamps.