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18th Century Culinary Moulds
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| Stock No. |
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Description. | Price. | Shipping Costs. |
| Gor17 |  |
A small creamware mould in the form of a chicken.
Unmarked. Date: c.1790. Size: 8.2cm. (3 1/4") long by 5cm. (2") wide by 4.5cm.
(1 3/4") high. This mould turns out the full form of a chicken and it is well detailed, showing all the feathers very clearly. It has one very feint hairline crack but otherwise is in very good condition. Click on an apple  for
other  views
of the mould. |
£78. | U.S.A. +£5 Western Europe +£5 |
| Gor32 |  |
A three tiered, creamware curd cheese mould with
a fish design to the base. Unmarked. Date: c.1790. Size:18.2cm. (7 1/8") long
by 14cm. (5 1/2") wide by 9.5cm. ( 3 3/4") high. This mould is pierced with
simple circular holes which form patterns. There is one feint hairline crack to
the rim which shows only on the interior. Other than this the piece is in very
good condiiton. Click on the apple  for
another view of the mould. |
£445. | Nil |
| Gor26 |  |
A very finely potted creamware mould with a bunch
of asparagus in the base. Unmarked. Date: c.1790. Size: 15cm. (6") by 10cm.
(4") by 5.7cm. (2 1/4") deep. This mould is thinly potted, has a rich yellow
glaze and two long peg feet. The design is exceptionally well moulded and the
piece is in excellent condition. Although this is one of the more common
subjects to find in an 18th century mould, this is a superb example. Click on an apple  for
other views of  the
mould. |
£195. | Nil |
| Gor31 |  |
An unusual creamware mould with a classical urn
design. Unmarked. Date: c.1780. Size: 13cm. (5 1/8") by 9cm. (3 1/2") by 3.5cm.
(1 3/8") deep. This mould is very finely potted with a rich yellow glaze. The
design is quite simple but very deeply moulded. This piece is in excellent
condition. Click on the apple for  another view of the mould. |
£335. | Nil |
| Gor19 |  |
A very finely potted creamware mould in the form of a shell. Unmarked. Date: c.1790. Size: 11cm. (4 3/8") by 9cm. (3 1/2") by 5cm. (2") deep. This mould is made from a fine quality creamware and has a rich yellow glaze. The shell is very finely detailed. We have two of these moulds in stock and they are both in excellent condition. | £168. each |
Nil |
| Gor18 |  |
A very unusual creamware mould with a classical
dolphins' head to the base. Unmarked. Date: c.1780. Size: 12cm. (4 3/4") by
9cm. (3 1/2") by 4.8cm. (1 7/8") deep. The shape of this mould is quite unusual, being shaped around the head of the dolphin. It is finely potted and has three slender peg feet. There is slight kiln grit in the potting but the piece is in excellent condition. There is a small chip to the rim but this is actually under the glaze, so was done in manufacture. Click on the apple  for
another view of the mould. |
£335. | Nil |
| Gor16 |  |
A very finely detailed creamware mould with bird
design to the base. Unmarked. Date: c.1780. Size: 17cm. (6 3/4") by 13.3cm. (5
1/4") by 4cm. (1 1/2") deep. This mould is very finely potted with a rich
yellow glaze to the creamware. Unfortunately there is quite a lot of damage.
There are nine fine hairline cracks and a chip to the rim and originally the
mould had three feet, but these are now missing. However, this is a rare and
fabulous quality mould. Click on an apple  for
 other
 views
of the mould. |
£135. | Nil |
| Gor13 |  |
A small creamware mould, on four peg feet, with a
bantom in the base. Unmarked. Date: c.1800. Size: 12cm. (4 3/4") by 9cm. (3 1/2") by 5cm. (2") deep. This is a very finely potted example of this design. The four feet are spiral, a shape which was most commonly used by Davenport. There are two small chips to the outside of the rim but other than this the piece is in very good condition. There are some very small pieces of kiln grit within the mould. Click on the apple  for
another view of the mould. |
£195. | Nil |
| Den 30.9a |
 |
A good quality creamware mould with a bunch of
asparagus to the base. Marked 'WEDGWOOD' and also impressed with an indistinct
workmans' mark. Date: c.1790. Size: 18cm. (7 1/8") long by 11cm. (4 1/4") wide by 6.5cm. (2 1/2") deep. The design in this mould is very well detailed. The mould has a rich yellow glaze and an uneven base.There is a crack to one end which is 2.5cm. (1 ") long but other than this the piece is in good clean condition. Click on an apple  for
 other
 views
of the mould. |
£78. | U.S.A. +£10 Western Europe +£5 |
| S nec 23.7a |
 |
A very unusual creamware mould depicting a
tortoise. Unmarked. Date: c.1790. Size: 13cm. (5 1/4") long by 10cm. (4") wide
by 4cm. (1 1/2") deep. This mould has a very simple design of a toroise in the base with a fluted border. It is very lightly potted, with a yellow glaze, and has an uneven base. It has a very feint hairline in the rim but otherwise it is in very good condition. Click on the apple  for
another view of the mould. |
£295. | Nil |
| P5308 |  |
A creamware mould depicting the Prince of Wales feathers. Unmarked. Date: c.1790. Size: 17.2cm. (6 3/4") long by 14cm. (5 1/2") wide by 7.5cm. (3") deep. This mould has an uneven base with no feet or footrim. The design is very finely moulded with excellent detail and the potting is very light. There is one chip to the inside of the rim, which can be seen to the bottom of the image, but otherwise the condition is good. | £135. | U.S.A. +£10 Western Europe +£5 |
| Q5628 |  |
A creamware mould, on four peg feet, of a corn on
the cob (sweetcorn). Unmarked. Date: c.1780. Size: 15cm. (5 7/8") long by 9cm.
(3 1/2") wide by 4.2cm. (1 5/8") deep. The design is crisp and clear, and the
mould shows a good cream coloured glaze. There is some chipping to one of the
feet, but on careful inspection you can see it is under the glaze, and
therefore in manufacture. Otherwise the condition is very good. Click on the apple  for
another view of the mould |
£145. | U.S.A. +£10. Western Europe +£5. |
| G6604 |  |
Creamware mould depicting a target. Unmarked. Date:c.1790. Size: 11.3cm. (4 7/16") by 8.7cm. (3 3/8") by 4cm. (1 9/16") deep. This is a very unusual mould depicting a target hanging on a ribbon. It is finely potted in creamware with three short legs. There are three short hairline cracks in the rim, only one going through. There is also a very small chip on one of the high points within the mould. | £325. | Nil. |
| L2368 |  |
A creamware mould. Unmarked. Date: c.1780. Size:
15.8cm. (6 1/4”) long by 13.5cm. (5 1/4”) wide. The inside depicts a
rams head wearing a crown with garlands draped from it. This mould is round
bottomed (no feet or foot rim). There is good definition to the design and it
represents the Egyptian sacred ram. This design was later used to commemorate
the battle of the Nile. The mould has four hair line cracks to the border and
one chip. Click on the apple  to view
an image of the rear of the mould. |
£175. | Nil |