Fenton Silver Crest lidded large pedestal candy dish with pointed finial 10"Vintage Item disclaimers SEE ALL PHOTOS prior to purchasing. No significant note 10" with lid 6. 5" wide 6" no lid Fenton began producing its popular Silver Crest milk glass line in 1942, introducing it as a variation of their earlier Crystal Crest, and continued production until 1986, making it one of their longest running patterns. While it was an instant success in the 1940s, production dipped in the 50s for Hobnail, but saw a huge resurgence and

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Vintage Item disclaimer Note: there is some cracking on the plastic base of the bottom unit

Shine is good on bowls

yet elegant glass with a distinctive shape and often found in vibrant colors

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Box shows wear from age

1940: Fenton began selling Hobnail items in colors like French Opalescent

became prominent from the early 1940s through the mid-1980s

with some pieces still being made into the 1980s

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While it was an instant success in the 1940s

NYT Archives: From the late 1930's through the 1950's