Vintage 1960s Westmoreland Milk Glass Chip and Dip Relish Bowl Paneled Grape 9"
This vintage Westmoreland milk glass chip and dip bowl features a classic round shape with a softly scalloped rim and an integrated center dip well. Crafted in opaque white milk glass, it showcases a raised paneled grape and vine relief motif, one of Westmoreland’s most recognized pressed glass designs. The structured underside with three interior supports provides stability and balanced proportions.
Westmoreland Glass Company, established in Pennsylvania in the late 19th century, became widely known during the Mid-Century era for its quality milk glass and distinctive grape patterns. This piece reflects Mid-Century entertaining culture, when coordinated serving ware was a staple at cocktail parties and holiday gatherings. The all-white finish complements farmhouse, traditional, and Mid-Century Modern interiors.
Measuring 9 inches across, this bowl is ideal for serving chips and dip, vegetables, candies, or nuts. Its sculpted grapevine detailing and scalloped rim also make it a charming decorative centerpiece for milk glass collectors and design enthusiasts.
Product Details:
Brand: Westmoreland
Manufacturer: Westmoreland Glass Company
Origin: United States
Estimated Era and Date: Mid-Century, circa 1950s–1970s
Material: Milk Glass
Color: Opaque White
Occasion: Entertaining, Holiday Gatherings, Everyday Serving
Style / Pattern / Theme / Design Notes: Paneled grape and vine relief motif with scalloped rim and integrated center dip well
Features:
Round milk glass chip and dip bowl with built-in center well
Raised paneled grape and vine relief pattern
Softly scalloped rim with curved contours
Classic MC design suitable for MCM and traditional interiors
Compact 9-inch size ideal for entertaining and display
Dimensions:
Length: 9 in
Width: 9 in
Height: 2.25 in
Condition:
Excellent vintage condition. No cracks or chips. The milk glass surface remains smooth and glossy, with a bright, even white tone. The molded grape relief is crisp and well-defined, and the bowl maintains its strong structural integrity.
