Vintage Milk Glass Bowl, Diamond Hobnail, Trophy Compote, Westmoreland (HG-A123)
 
Here is a Vintage Westmoreland Milk Glass Bowl.
It is made of opaque white milk glass. The bowl features a prominent English Hobnail pattern, characterized by a diamond point or hobnail design covering its surface.
It is classified as a pedestal bowl or compote, standing on a hexagonal base and featuring two prominent handles, giving it a "trophy" or "loving cup" bowl shape.
It was produced by the Westmoreland Glass Company, a renowned American manufacturer known for its high-quality milk glass production, particularly from the 1920s to the 1950s.
 Such bowls were commonly used as centerpieces, fruit bowls, or decorative items and and it has a great mid-century modern aesthetics. 
It is about 7.5” wide. 11" with the handles counted in.
Condition is very good.