Vintage White milk glass

I have a small obsession for older white glass jars. Here are some that I own.

Decorative white glass decanter which measures 12 inches tall. It has what seems to be a combination of milk glass and some semi transparent aes in the glass. The stopper is opaque which leads me to believe it is milk glass. |It has a beautiful raised design in the center. There are areas where the sun shinge sthough the glass in a swirling pattern. The base indicates that its is not for resale and has the markings D-334 119 57. SOLD on Poshmark.

This is a decorative vase 7" tall opening 6" diameter. Markings Brody Co M4300, Cleveland Ohio. SOLD on Poshmark.

Growing up we had a beautiful white milk glass hobnail glass lamp in our bedroom. It was small and perfect for the little table. The base of it held our rings and earring and what ever little tiny things we took out of our pockets before heading to bed. I have been on the search for the same one but have yet to find it. In the meantime I will enjoy all the great vintage pieces that are out there.

So I sold this one and I am regretting it now because it was a really nice one. Oh well another will come along shortly I am sure.

I came across this beauty and it looks like it is missing the shade. It has an unusual base with a swirling pattern. It is in working order. Still looking for a shade for it.

I recently acquired these 2 Art Deco White milk glass vases. They 7" tall, 3.5" wide on the base, 5" on the opening. There is some slight calcium staining on the inside. The markings on the bottom are very faint and look like Made in Canada. This is an oval shaped vase with scalloped profile with ridged detailing on the bottom.

Here are some of the beer mugs that I recently picked up. They are 6" tall and have a raised scene of men being served beer.

I have a small obsession for older white glass jars. Here are some that I own.

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