For collectors, milk glass never loses its popularity as a sentimental favorite. Laurie Rucker, of Rochester, says, "My collecting of Fenton hobnail milk glass started on a sad note 32 years ago.

The glass is very collectible, says Loudon, who often has trouble keeping it stocked in her store. “People like the unusual colors, and it falls in the Carnival glass category.” ...

Fenton’s holiday-themed milk glass is another hot commodity among collectors, especially the brand’s whimsical punch bowl sets and vases. Featuring hand-painted details with intricate patterns ...

Add these timeless, well-loved milk glass pieces, named for their opaque or translucent ivory hue, to your antique collection.

In addition to their iridescent line, Fenton produced custard glass, stretch glass, hobnail glass and milk glass — almost all in imitation of existing wares from other companies.

Originally developed as an inexpensive substitute for porcelain, milk glass has remained an eye-catching collectible. "Milk glass is really any opaque glass that you can't see through," said Bart ...

L.G. Wright Glass was founded in 1937 by Si Wright and was located in New Martinsville, W.Va. It was unique in that its products were actually produced by other companies such as Fenton Art Glass ...