Hobnail milk glass lidded mustard pot in white milk glass, shown here with its lid and three feet. The form and hobnail texture place it in the vintage milk glass tableware tradition; no maker is visible, so it is best described by form and pattern rather than attribution.

• Hobnail pattern wraps the body, with a ribbed upper section and rounded feet for a raised presentation.
• White milk glass finish reads clean and glossy in the photos, with the classic opaque look collectors expect.
• Lid is present and fits the piece; the top is finished with a small knob-style handle.
• Three feet are visible, matching the specialist description for this style of condiment or mustard pot.
• No maker's mark, label, or stamped identification is visible in the photos.
• Visible light wear includes small dark specks/marks and minor surface scuffs from handling.

Made for serving mustard or another small condiment at the table, this piece now works well as vintage kitchenware, a display accent, or part of a milk glass collection.