This milk glass compote features a low, pedestal silhouette and a smooth, vitrified texture, offering a serene aesthetic for curated tabletop displays.
The iconic "Silver Crest" design by Fenton is showcased here through the seamless marriage of a dense, opaque white body and a delicate, hand-crimped clear glass rim. The wide ruffles provide a sense of rhythmic movement, catching the light along the transparent edge while maintaining a grounded, classic presence.
As a mid-century staple of American art glass, this piece exemplifies the functional elegance that Fenton was known for throughout the 1950s and 60s. The shallow, open bowl is perfectly scaled for serving colorful seasonal fruit or acting as a sophisticated catch-all on a vanity. Its monochromatic palette ensures it remains a versatile highlight in any decor style, from a minimalist modern kitchen to a more traditional, reverent dining setting.
This item is vintage, approximately 70 years old. All measurements are close but approximate. I measure in quarter inches.
Origin: USA (West Virginia)
Era: Mid-Century (1950s–1960s)
Material: Milk Glass (Opaque Glass)
Dimensions: 4.00" x 8.25"
Condition: Excellent
Special Feature: Hand-crimped "Silver Crest" (clear) ruffled edge.
Note: Unmarked; Fenton did not begin using embossed logos until the 1970s, making this an authentic mid-century piece.