Vintage Grape and Leaf Westmoreland Ruffled Embossed Milk Glass Dish

This vintage piece from the 1930s, a Westmoreland piece, features a ruffled edge, also known as crimped, with varying heights. The jadeite boasts a creamy green hue. The bowl's interior is flat and smooth, while the exterior showcases an embossed pattern of grapes and leaves. It rests on three feet attached to a decorative base. The bowl is substantial in weight and thickness, presenting as a three-footed candy dish in excellent vintage condition, free from cracks, chips, or repairs. Remarkably, it glows purple under a black light. The bowl's dimensions are 7-1/2 inches in diameter and 3-1/4 inches in height. It features a glossy finish in a beautiful mint green color, with a ruffled, ornate edge and a continuous embossed pattern of grapes and leaves on the lower part of the dish. The interior is smooth. Notably, the "W" for Westmoreland is marked on the bottom of one of the dish's feet. This dish dates back to the period between 1910 and 1940, making it a significant discovery. For a full appreciation, please refer to all the provided photos and video, which complement this description. Thank you for your interest! Keywords Grape grapevine minty green glows under black light purple milk glass slag glass vintage glassware Westmoreland grape and leaf ruffled edges Scalloped edges vintage embossed candy dish collectible Pyrex anchor hocking Moser Mosser Indiana Glass Imperial Glass