Vintage Amber Hobnail Glass Chimney Lamp Shades

This is a matching pair of vintage lamp shades, likely chimney or hurricane style, crafted from amber-toned pressed glass. They feature a prominent 'hobnail' pattern consisting of raised, rounded bumps that cover the bulbous body of the shades, which transitions into a narrow neck and a flared, ruffled (crimped) top edge. The color is a classic golden-amber or honey yellow, indicative of mid-century glass production. Based on the construction and texture, these are reminiscent of the style produced by Fenton Art Glass or Anchor Hocking during the 1950s through the 1970s. The ruffled rims appear uniform, suggesting machine-pressed or mold-blown manufacturing. Regarding condition, the glass appears to have a clear luster without significant clouding or 'sickness,' though slight flea bites or small chips are common along the mounting base and the delicate ruffled edges of items this age. No distinct maker's marks are visible in the photo, but the craftsmanship is consistent with American-made decorative glassware from the Mid-Century Modern or Retro eras. Their size appears to be approximately 6 to 8 inches in diameter at the widest point, designed to sit atop a metal fitter ring on an oil or electric lamp.