Fenton Colonial Blue Hobnail Swung Glass Vase 1950s - 1960s 17 1/2" Tall

Fenton Colonial Blue Hobnail Swung Glass Vase, a distinctive piece of mid-century art glass. These vases are known for their tall, swung silhouette and textured hobnail pattern.
Fenton Art Glass Company, a renowned American glassmaker known for its collectible glass pieces. The "hobnail" pattern refers to the raised, rounded bumps on the glass, while "swung" refers to the method of stretching the glass while it's still molten to create the tall, often irregular shape.
"Colonial Blue" or "Cobalt Blue" hue, a popular color for Fenton's hobnail pieces.
These swung vases, especially in hobnail patterns, are characteristic of mid-century modern design, typically produced in the 1950s and 1960s.. Excellent condition. Size approx 17 1/2" tall. No chips or cracks.