Vintage Anchor Hocking Milk Glass Bud Vase 1950's

Milk Glass: This type of glass is characterized by its opaque, milky-white appearance, achieved by adding substances like tin oxide or bone ash during production. Design: The vase in the image displays a textured, geometric pattern, often referred to as "Starburst" or "Stars and Bars," which was a popular design for milk glass during the mid-20th century. Era: While milk glass has been produced for centuries, its popularity peaked in the U.S. during the Victorian era and again in the mid-20th century, particularly from the 1950s to the 1970s. Collectibility: Milk glass items like this bud vase are often collected for their vintage charm and decorative appeal, fitting well with styles like farmhouse, shabby chic, or mid-century modern decor.