Milk glass footed pitcher with embossed grape and leaf pattern by Indiana Glass

This milk glass pitcher was produced by Indiana Glass Company as part of their popular Harvest Grape pattern, which was manufactured primarily during the 1960s and 1970s. The pattern features raised grape clusters and vine leaves in relief against the opaque white glass, creating an elegant yet rustic aesthetic that was widely popular during the mid-century period. These pieces were mass-produced as affordable tableware for American households during an era when milk glass experienced a major revival. Harvest Grape pattern pieces remain highly sought after by milk glass collectors and vintage kitchenware enthusiasts who appreciate mid-century American glassware. The pattern's timeless design and nostalgic appeal make it particularly popular among collectors of Depression-era and mid-century glass, as well as those who enjoy vintage entertaining pieces. These pitchers are valued for their decorative beauty, historical significance as examples of American mass-produced glassware, and their continued functionality as serving pieces.