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Not that I could have told you it was "hobnail milk glass" I liked, because I'm pretty sure I remember it from one of my grandmother's homes.
(source)And I'm very sure nobody was discussing "hobnail milk glass" at Grandma's house.
(source)It was just where we drank our orange juice . . . or into which we put our flowers . . . or filled with ice water.
(source)As a dedicated polka dot LOVER, hobnail milk glass gives me polka dots on creamy white glass that can not only be seen but also felt!!
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What brilliant genius came up with something this fun?!
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So, imagine my delight when I came home from Minnesota with a hobnail milk glass pitcher and glasses set from my mother-in-law!!
All the other beautiful pictures I've shown here are of other people's glassware. But the picture below . . . it's of my own new set . . . all mine!
Thanks, Mom!!
