
Milk glass tea cup and saucer set with 'Harvest Grape' pattern by Colony
Selling Price
$80
History
Colony Glass Company produced the Harvest Grape pattern in milk glass during the mid-20th century, primarily in the 1950s through 1970s. This pattern features raised grape clusters and vine motifs in relief, characteristic of the Colonial Revival aesthetic popular in American homes during this era. The pieces were mass-produced as affordable tableware that evoked traditional elegance. Harvest Grape milk glass remains highly collectible among vintage dinnerware enthusiasts and mid-century modern collectors. These sets appeal to those who appreciate nostalgic Americana, retro kitchen aesthetics, and the clean, versatile look of white milk glass that complements various décor styles. Collectors often seek complete sets for display or use at vintage-themed gatherings, bridal showers, and tea parties.
Origin
United States
Maker
Colony Glass Company
Time period
circa 1950–1970