Very small, wooden pie mould

An unusually small, wooden mould for making a hand raised pie. This would be used for making an individual pork pie. The mould is placed in the centre of a small circle of pastry and the pastry is then raised around the sides of the mould. The mould is removed, the pie filled, and a pastry lid put in place. The wood has a lovely honey colour and good patination. 

English. Beechwood. c.1880

Dimensions: Height 10.8cm. Diameter 5cm. . 

Condition: 5 worm holes to the side and 4 to the base, otherwise good.

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