Featured Please help me identify the maker of this hobnail vase

I’m trying to figure out who the maker is of this vase. I have not been able to find a similar shaped vase with the hobnails on the rim and on the underside of the base. I’ve searched online and used google imaging with no luck. It is unmarked.
Can anyone help me?
Thanks in advance!

 

Reminds me of Hobbs Brockunier dewdrop pattern. I can't say for certain that it is but an avenue to check. Good luck

 

Thanks for the reply. I was wondering if that was the maker but in the images that I have seen of Hobbs Brockunier vases it looks like the hobnails are more pointy than the ones on this vase. Although the hobnails do get more pointy near the bottom of this vase.

 

Duncan and Miller glass may be worth looking into. I'm not a collector of this glass, but I've seen similar bumpy bottoms and tops attributed to them.

 

Lovely piece. Here's a thread from this forum which might help you. Hobbs looks favourite with the nobbles underneath.

https://www.antiquers.com/threads/hobbs-hobnail-vaseline-glass-vase.62539/

 

last night I looked through my book on opalescent glass. There was only one candidate and it was shown in the section titled Made After 1930. The author references the small hobs on the bottom but only shows a tumbler which would not have hobs on the rim. But he did say it was made in a small vase in vaseline. He said it was made in Czecheslovakia. No maker stated. It had the rounded hobs, not the pointy ones.