Vintage Westmorland White Milk Glass Sugar and Creamer Fruit Etched Pattern, Circa 1950's -1960's, Made in USA

Vintage Westmoreland white milk glass fruit etched pattern sugar bowl and creamer. The sugar bowl measures approximately 3-1/4"in Diameter x 2-1/2"H, and the creamer pitcher measures approximately 3"H x x 2-1/2" in Diameter. Each piece features the "Westmoreland" maker's mark-- on the bottom (difficult to see in photos).

The Westmoreland Glass Company in Grapeville, Pennsylvania was known for its high-quality milk glass production, especially from the 1920s to the 1950s, when an estimated 90% of its output was milk glass. The company also produced decorated glass, carnival glass, and hand-decorated cut glass. Some of their patterns included Paneled Grape, Beaded Grape, American Hobnail, Old Quilt, Colonial, and Floral Colonial.

Circa 1940s -1950's, this set is in excellent condition, with no chips, cracks, or staining. A substantial set, this sugar and creamer would make a great addition to your vintage kitchen. Also makes a terrific gift. Perfect for that farmhouse, and country decor.

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