Fenton Milk Glass Hobnail Compote and Vases Set

This set comprises three pieces of white milk glass, characteristic of the 'Hobnail' pattern often associated with Fenton Art Glass. The central piece is a ruffled compote, featuring a wide, undulating rim with a distinct crimped or pie-crust edge. Its bowl is adorned with an all-over hobnail texture, consisting of raised, rounded bumps, and it sits atop a pedestal base which also displays the hobnail pattern on its upper portion before transitioning to a smooth, flared foot. The two accompanying pieces are slender bud vases, symmetrical in form. Each vase has a tall, narrow neck that flares slightly at the rim, which appears to have a subtle ruffled or scalloped edge, mirroring the compote's design. The body of the vases features vertical ribbing or fluting, with a smooth band encircling the lower part just above a slightly wider, smooth base. All three items are a uniform opaque white, typical of milk glass. The craftsmanship appears consistent, suggesting they may be from the same manufacturer and perhaps part of a coordinated collection. There are no visible chips, cracks, or significant wear captured in the image, indicating good condition. The items exhibit a classic mid-20th-century American decorative glass style, likely produced between the 1940s and 1970s. The quality indicates machine-pressed glass with careful attention to pattern details.