
Milk glass pedestal cups with grape and vine relief pattern by Indiana Glass Colony Harvest line
Selling Price
$20
History
These milk glass cups are part of the Indiana Glass Company's Colony Harvest line, produced during the 1960s and 1970s. The Harvest Grape pattern became one of the most popular milk glass designs of the mid-century modern era, featuring raised relief grape clusters and vine motifs that evoked rustic Americana charm. The pedestal base and elegant handle design made these pieces suitable for both casual and formal entertaining. Milk glass collectibles from this period remain highly sought after by vintage kitchenware enthusiasts, mid-century modern collectors, and those who appreciate nostalgic Americana décor. The Colony Harvest Grape pattern is particularly beloved for its timeless elegance and versatility, making it a staple at antique shops, estate sales, and online marketplaces. These pieces appeal to collectors who value affordable vintage glassware that combines aesthetic beauty with everyday functionality, and they often serve as charming additions to farmhouse-style or retro-themed home décor.
Origin
United States
Maker
Indiana Glass Company
Time period
circa 1960–1970s