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Description. | Price. | Shipping Costs. |
| Tbm 14.10a |
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A good quality Victorian copper mould. Marked with the orb and cross symbol used by Benhams and also marked with a pattern number '249'. This mould is in a two tiered wrythen form. Date: c.1870. Size: 16.5cm. (6 1/2") high by 13.5cm. (5 1/4") diameter. The tinning to the interior is in usable condition. This piece is in very good condition, with only a couple of very slight small dents. It is made from a very substantial gauge of copper. | £335. | Nil. |
| Tbm 14.10b |
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A good quality Victorian copper mould. Marked
only with a pattern number '202'. Date: c.1870. Size: 13cm. (5 1/4") high by
12.3cm. (4 7/8") diameter. This mould is in the form of six spiral columns. It is in very good condition, with only a couple of minor dents, consistent with use. The tinning to the interior is worn. Click on the apple for another  view of
the mould. |
£225. | Nil. |
| Tsc3 |  |
A very large Victorian copper cake mould. Marked only with a pattern number '212'. Date:c.1870. Size: 18.8cm. (7 3/8") diameter by 21.5cm. (8 1/2") high. Often these larger moulds were not made from a particularly heavy gauge of copper but this one is an exception. It is very heavy and a very good quality. It is in very good condition but there is very slight surface scratching to the copper around the rim. The tinning to the interior is quite good. | £595. | Nil |
| Tsc4 |  |
A Victorian oval copper mould of a geometric
form. Marked only with a pattern number '142'. Date: c.1880. Size: 17cm. (6
3/4") long by 11.5cm. (4 1/2") wide by 10cm. (4") high. This mould is made from
a heavy gauge of copper. It is in very good condition although the tinning to
the interior is worn. Click on an apple  for
other
 views
of the mould. |
£195. | Nil |
| Ard 29.8 |
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A circular Victorian copper pipe mould with a pennytop design. Unmarked except for a pattern number 'N21'. Date: c.1880. Size: 13cm. (5 1/8") diameter by 10cm. (4") high. The design of overlapping circles on the top of this mould, which is commonly known as a pennytop, is more usually found on oval moulds. This mould is in good condition although there is a mark on the rim where someone has pierce a hole for hanging. | £195. | Nil |
| Tpb 23.8 |
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A large Victorian copper cake mould. Unmarked.
Date: c.1870. Size: 17.7cm (7") diameter by 19cm. (7 1/2") high. This is avery
good quality mould, made from a substantial gauge of copper. The design is a
two tiered wrythen form. It is in excellent condition but the tinning to the
interior is slightly worn. Click on the apple  for
another view of the mould. |
£445. | Nil. |
| TLm1 |  |
An oval Victorian copper mould. Marked only with
a pattern number '240' and also engraved S.F.'. These would have been the
initials of a previous owner. Date: c.1870. Size: 16.5cm. (6 1/2") long by
12cm. (4 3/4") wide by 12cm. (4 3/4") high. This mould has six pillars which are in the form of stylised flowers rising from leaves. A hole has been pierced in the side of the rim, for hanging. The piece is in excellent condition and it is made from a substantial gauge of copper.. Click on the apple  for
another view of the mould. |
£225. | Nil |
| S8137 |  |
A large copper mould in a two tiered, wrythen
form. Marked only with a pattern number '206'. Date: c.1880. Size:16cm. (6
1/4") high by 15cm. (6") diameter. This mould is made from a substantial guage
of copper and it is in good condition. There is very slight pitting to the
lower plain band around the rim and the tinning to the interior is well
worn. Click on the apple  for
another view of the mould. |
£375. | Nil |
| S8145 |  |
A very large, French copper cake mould with the
coat of arms of the city of Lyon on the top. Unmarked. Date: c.1900. Size:
33.7cm. (13 1/4") by 30cm. (11 3/4") by 8cm. (3 1/8") deep. This mould has a
wired rim and a loop for hanging. These very large moulds, with the city coats
of arms, were used for official banquets, when the Mayor of the city was
entertaining dignitaries from other towns and cities. This example is in
excellent condition and is made from a substantial gauge of copper for a mould
of this type. Click on the apple  for
another view of the mould. |
£295. | Nil |
| Tet 16.6 |
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An unusual copper mould in the shape of a ham.
Marked, on the flat end, 'JONES BROS. DOWN ST. W.'. Date: c.1890. We have two
of these in stock, in slightly different sizes. The larger is 21cm. (8 1/4")
long by 15cm. (6") wide by 5.7cm. (2 1/4") deep. The smaller is 19cm. (7 1/2")
long by 12.7cm. (5") wide by 5.3cm (2 1/8") deep. This shape of mould is
normally found in miniature. Both have good castellated seams and are made from
a reasonably substantial gauge of copper. They have both had copper rings added
later, for hanging but these could be easily removed if required. They are both
in very good condition but the tinning to the interior is well worn. Click on the apple  for
another view of the mould. |
£158. | Nil |
| Wws 13.5a |
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A Victorian copper castellated mould. Marked only
with a pattern number '663'. Date: c.1890. Size: 13.5cm. (5 3/8") diameter by
9.5cm. (3 3/4") high. The tinning to the interior of this mould is well worn,
but the mould is in very good condition. Click on the apple  for
another view of the mould. |
£185. | Nil |
| S7810 |  |
An unusual three dimentional, two part copper
nougat mould in the from of a classical dolphin. Unmarked. Date: c.1890. Size:
14cm. (5") high by 8.2cm. (3 1/4") long by 4cm. (1 1/2") wide. This is an
excellent quality mould. The edges of one half are folded over to act as clips
to hold the other side and there is a hole under the dolphins mouth by which
the mould is filled. This piece is in excellent condition. Click on an apple  for
other
 views
 of the
mould. |
£335. | Nil |
| K12.3 |  |
A good quality Victorian copper mould with a
tapered castellated design. Marked with the orb and cross symbol used by
Benhams and the pattern number '466'. To the opposite side is a workmans mark
in the shape of a fleur de lys. Date: c.1870. Size:12.5cm. (5 ") diameter by
15cm. (6") high. This is a very attractive shaped mould and it is made from a
subtantial gauge of copper. It is in very good condition. Click on the apple  for
another view of the mould. |
£335. | Nil |
| S7598 |  |
A Victorian copper pipe mould. Unmarked. Date:
c.1890. Size: 15.2cm. (6") diameter by 10.5cm. (4 1/8") high. This mould has an
unusual wrythen design around the centre with ten small dome to the top. It is
made from a reasonable gauge of copper and is in very good condition, with only
very minor denting consistent with use. The tinning to the interior is in very
good, usable condition. Click on an apple  for
other
 views
of the mould. |
£225 | Nil |
| R6482 |  |
A large copper mould with a stylised floral
design. Unmarked. Date: c.1890. Size: 21cm. (8 1/4") diameter by 9cm. (3 1/2")
high. This mould is quite an unusual shape and size, being relatively shallow
in relation to its' width. This makes it a good example for a hanging display
of moulds. It is in good condition, with only minor denting, consistent with
use, and it is made from a substantial gauge of copper. Click on an apple  to for
another view the mould. |
£168. | Nil |