Fenton blue opalescent hobnail glass cruet with clear stopper

Fenton Art Glass was an American glass manufacturer founded in 1905 in Martins Ferry, Ohio. The company became renowned for its colorful and decorative art glass, particularly its hobnail pattern, which was introduced in the 1930s and became immensely popular. Fenton glass is highly collectible, with pieces from different eras and colors commanding varying prices among enthusiasts.

This particular piece is a cruet, a small pitcher or decanter, often used for oil, vinegar, or sauces. The opalescent blue hobnail design is a classic Fenton aesthetic, indicative of mid-20th century production. The clear glass stopper complements the blue opalescent body, adding to its decorative appeal and functionality.

With stopper, approx - 4 tall