Yes - but there's no way of knowing if it is random seedling or a valuable fruit bearer.

It might be Amur Peppervine, which is related to grapes but is not a true grape. I can' t really tell from the picture but you can tell by seeing if the bark has lenticels (small lines where gas exchange occurs in the bark) and if the older bark sheds or is smooth. Grape bark sheds and has no lenticels whereas Amur Peppervine bark has lenticels and does not shed.

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