Vintage Cobalt Blue Hobnail Glas Vase / Jar Bottom - Heavy Tall Blue Glass Vase - Fenton Glass
Cobalt blue hobnail Fenton Glass "vase" or bottom of a candy jar with a lovely hobnail finish and a scalloped top rim . This originally had a lid and was a container but it is still to pretty to not be used and enjoyed.
This "vase" has a smaller cone shaped pedestal base. The bowl sits on top. The base and the top section have a hobnail finish. On the very edge of the bowl on top, there is a clear blue glass edging that is a scalloped design with 8 points on this scallop.
The lovely piece is in nice vintage shape with no cracks or chips. (Which is probably more than I can say for the missing lid.)
Measures 8 1/2" high and is in 4 1/2" in diameter at the top. The base has a 3 1/4" diameter.
Weighs 2 3/4 lbs. before packaging for shipment - quite a hefty piece for its size.
This glass vase (jar bottom) with its beautiful shade of cobalt blue make it outstanding.
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