Westmoreland Glass - Milk glass pitcher in Paneled Grape pattern by Westmoreland Glass Company

The Westmoreland Glass Company, founded in 1889 in Grapeville, Pennsylvania, became renowned for its milk glass production during the mid-20th century. The Paneled Grape pattern, introduced in the 1950s, became one of their most iconic and enduring designs, featuring raised grape clusters and vine motifs on a paneled body. This pattern was produced continuously until the company's closure in 1984, making it one of the longest-running patterns in American glassware history. Paneled Grape pieces are highly sought after by milk glass collectors and vintage kitchenware enthusiasts who appreciate American mid-century decorative arts. The pattern's elegant design and versatile functionality make it popular among those who collect Depression-era and post-war American glassware, as well as decorators seeking authentic vintage pieces for farmhouse or cottage-style interiors. Westmoreland's quality craftsmanship and the pattern's timeless appeal ensure continued interest in the collector market.

Condition

Used (normal wear)

Type

Vintage Pitcher (Milk Glass) by Westmoreland Glass