Westmoreland Glass Paneled Grape Milk Glass Punch Cup

This item is a footed punch cup or custard cup crafted in opaque white milk glass, featuring the iconic 'Paneled Grape' pattern. The piece is constructed with a flared rim, a distinctive C-shaped handle, and a short pedestal foot. The exterior surface is ornately decorated with heavy, high-relief molded grape clusters hanging from leafy vines, segmented by vertical panels that give the piece its name. The glass exhibits a bright, uniform white color with a smooth satin-to-glossy finish characteristic of high-quality milk glass Mid-Century production. Based on the silhouette and pattern, it is a product of the Westmoreland Glass Company, likely dating from the 1940s to the 1960s. The craftsmanship is evident in the crispness of the grape bunches and the sturdy, balanced proportions. The condition appears to be excellent with no visible chips, cracks, or discoloration, though close inspection of the inner rim and foot might reveal minor shelf wear or mold lines common in pressed glass. This specific pattern was one of Westmoreland's most successful lines and remains a staple for collectors of American milk glass.