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complete with its large, stylized plume / fan stopper. Art Deco / Early Mid-Century Modern. Hobnail, characterized by the uniform, raised knob or bubble-like projections covering the circular base and the decorative stopper. These molded glass vanity pieces were widely popular from the 1930s to the 1950s. While similar style lines were produced by companies like Fenton or Duncan & Miller, this specific mold variant with the oversized beaded teardrop/plume stopper is generally encountered as an unmarked American or Czechoslovakian pressed glass commercial cologne piece.