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Vintage Milk Glass Dip + Crudité Plate - Round


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A charming vintage milk glass divided serving plate featuring a softly scalloped edge and three integrated compartments designed for effortless entertaining. The luminous opaque glass diffuses light with the characteristic glow that has made milk glass a timeless favourite, while the gently scalloped rim lends the piece a refined yet relaxed presence at the table.

Designed to present accompaniments neatly without the need for multiple bowls, the divided form makes serving both practical and elegant. Whether used for dips and crudités, cheeses and charcuterie, olives and antipasti or sweet treats to accompany afternoon tea, it brings an effortless sense of occasion to both everyday gatherings and larger celebrations.

Originally created as practical entertaining ware, vintage divided serving plates have become increasingly sought after for their versatility, timeless design and nostalgic appeal. Equally at home on a modern table or as part of a vintage collection, it is a piece designed to be enjoyed for generations.


Serving Ideas

Perfect for entertaining, this divided serving plate lends itself to a variety of occasions:

  • Trio of dips or condiments
  • Cheese with marinated vegetables or pickles
  • Olives, cheese and premium tinned seafood
  • Olive oil, balsamic vinegar and fresh bread
  • Nuts and dried fruit
  • Confectionery or chocolates
  • Crudités with your favourite dip

About Milk Glass

Milk glass has been produced for centuries, reaching the height of its popularity from the late nineteenth century through to the mid twentieth century. Inspired by earlier French decorative glass, it became a staple of homes throughout Europe and America, valued for its elegant appearance, durability and versatility.

Today, authentic vintage milk glass is appreciated for its timeless aesthetic, subtle variations and the character that only decades of careful use can create.


Condition

This is an original vintage piece and is sold individually.

Each plate is in excellent vintage condition with only light signs of age consistent with careful use. Minor surface marks, subtle variations in tone and occasional tiny manufacturing specks may be present. These small inclusions occurred during the original production process and form part of the character of authentic vintage milk glass rather than being considered defects.

If your examples include gold trim, slight wear to the gilding may be present, reflecting the age and authenticity of each piece.

Every piece is individually inspected prior to shipping.


Care

To preserve the finish and integrity of this vintage glassware, we recommend:

  • Hand wash using warm water, a gentle detergent and a soft sponge.
  • Avoid abrasive scourers or cleaning pads.
  • Not suitable for dishwasher use.
  • Avoid sudden temperature changes or extreme heat.
  • Do not stack heavy objects on the plate.

With appropriate care, vintage milk glass can continue to be enjoyed for generations.


Vintage Collection

Pieces from our Vintage Collection are genuine vintage items and are sold in their existing condition. Minor signs of age and use form part of their history and should be expected unless otherwise noted.

Due to the unique nature of vintage pieces, we do not accept exchanges or returns unless an item has been incorrectly described or arrives faulty. Damage resulting from improper handling, storage or care is not considered a manufacturing fault.

Milk glass was produced around 300 years before it reached the height of its popularity, which began around 1870 and lasted through the early 20th century. When it came to milk glass, the French were the trendsetters, ushering it into its golden era and inspiring American glassmakers to follow suit. Today French milk glass is particularly valuable.

Emulating the French, well-to-do American families stocked up on milk glass dinnerware, serving dishes, and pitchers. The pieces, some bedecked with diamond-cut patterns, moulded with latticework, or artfully painted, made a splash in turn-of-the-century America and remained popular until the days of the Great Depression. They came back into vogue during the 1960s thanks to the production of Hobnail milk glass.

This vintage milk glass divided plate by *Anchor Hocking, featuring a softly scalloped edge and three separate sections for serving

*Anchor Hocking milk glass originated from the Hocking Glass Company, founded in 1905 by Isaac J. Collins in Lancaster, Ohio. The company merged with Anchor Cap and Closure Corporation in 1937 to become Anchor Hocking. Their iconic milk glass, particularly under the Fire-King brand launched in the 1940s, became popular for durable, affordable, and stylish household items.

Glass: Milk Glass (gold gilded versions available)

Suggested Uses:

  • Trio of Dips or Condiments
  • Cheese, Marinated Vegetables or Pickles + Biscuits
  • Olives + Cheese + Tinned Seafood
  • Vinegar & Oil + Olives + Bread
  • Nuts + Dried Fruit
  • Candies
  • Crudité + Dip 

Items from the *vintage collection are sold AS IS. We endeavour to describe the condition of each item to our best ability. Unless otherwise described, most of these pieces are used and will have slight marks and scratches along with slight variations in tone to the milk glass. Occasionally, slight specks may be present in the milk glass and the edge of the bowls. These specks are are not stains but caused during the firing and production stage. Each piece is inspected prior to shipping. We do not accept exchanges or refunds on these items unless faulty. Breakage from improper care, use, storage or put through extremes temperatures will not constitute as a faulty item.

Care Instructions • Please hand wash with gentle detergent and a soft sponge. Do not use a scourer pad (including the non scratching ones) as it will scratch the coating. These pieces are not dishwasher safe due to the age and delicate nature of the glass. Do not stack heavy objects on this item.