One of the more distinctive and unusual forms of milk glass is the "hobnail" form developed by the Fenton Glass company in the early 20th century. Hobnail is a type of molded glass that consists of a raised, regular pattern of dots that look like the nails sometines used in the soles of boots. You can see several excellent versions below.
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