
Milk glass handled candleholder in 'Paneled Grape' pattern by Westmoreland Glass Company
Selling Price
$35
History
The Paneled Grape pattern was introduced by Westmoreland Glass Company in 1950 and became one of their most popular and enduring designs. Produced in milk glass, this pattern featured raised grape clusters and vine motifs in panels around various tableware pieces. The company continued production until its closure in 1984, making these pieces highly collectible today. Westmoreland milk glass items in the Paneled Grape pattern are beloved by collectors of American pressed glass and vintage tableware enthusiasts. These pieces appeal to those who appreciate mid-century decorative arts and nostalgic Americana. The pattern's elegant simplicity and versatility make it popular among collectors who seek complete sets or individual accent pieces for display and use. The milk glass finish and grape motif evoke a sense of vintage charm that resonates with collectors of Depression-era and mid-century glassware.
Origin
Grapeville, Pennsylvania, United States
Maker
Westmoreland Glass Company
Time period
circa 1950-1984