Westmoreland Glass Company Appraisal

Collection of Westmoreland and Fenton Style White Milk Glass Tableware

This is a diverse collection of mid-century American pressed milk glass, featuring various serving and decorative pieces characterized by their opaque white color and intricate relief patterns. The assortment includes a large divided leaf-shaped relish dish with a textured herringbone or feather pattern and beaded edges, a square 4-part divided server with grape and cable motifs, and a large hobnail-rimmed mixing or fruit bowl. Additional items include footed sherbet cups, a stemmed goblet (likely Fenton 'Silver Crest' or 'Beaded Grape' style), several lidded candy dishes in square and circular forms—including a Westmoreland 'Old Quilt' pattern square jar—and a small creamer or pitcher. The pieces are primarily made of heavy, pressed glass with a smooth, glossy opalescence. The construction shows typical mid-20th-century American craftsmanship with crisp molded details and scalloped, ruffled, or sawtooth edges. Most items appear to date from the 1940s to the 1960s. The condition overall appears excellent with no visible chips, cracks, or heavy staining, though light surface scratches from utility and minor manufacturing 'straw marks' typical of this glass type may be present upon close inspection. The collection represents popular collectors' patterns such as Westmoreland's 'Beaded Grape' and 'Panel Thistle' derivatives.