Vintage Milk Glass Harvest Grape Pattern Fruit Bowl

This is a large, footed bowl crafted from opaque white milk glass, featuring the classic Harvest Grape pattern widely popularized by glassmakers like Westmoreland and Indiana Glass during the mid-20th century (circa 1950s-1970s). The bowl is characterized by its high-relief molded design, which showcases detailed clusters of grapes interspersed with broad, textured vine leaves encircling the exterior. The top edge is finished with a rhythmic scalloped or ruffled rim that follows the natural contours of the foliage design. The vessel sits upon a short, integrated pedestal foot with a corresponding scalloped base, providing stability and an elegant profile. The glass has a smooth, porcelain-like satin finish, characteristic of high-quality milk glass from this era. In terms of condition, the piece appears to be in excellent vintage state with no visible chips, cracks, or heavy staining. The white color remains bright and uniform, without the yellowing sometimes seen in lower-quality soda-lime glass. The crispness of the mold lines suggests it was produced with well-maintained industrial molds. While no specific maker's mark is visible in the photograph, the weight and pattern depth are consistent with American-made pressed glass from the Mid-Century Modern decorative period.