Copper Mould with Royal Provenance

Code: J21942

An oval copper mould from the kitchens of Queen Victoria. This is stamped with the orb and cross symbol used by Benhams above the pattern number “145”. It is also engraved with “V.R.1” above the date “1900”. There is no house mark so it could have come from any of Queen Victoria’s palaces or houses. It is an interesting design, with the top section resembling a crown, above fluted columns to the middle section and a plain base. It is made from a heavy gauge of copper and dates from c.1900. A number of the high points to the top section have small dents but other than that it is in good condition. The tinning, to the interior, is worn and the mould could not be used without having it re-tinned.

Dimensions: Length 18cm. Width 13.3cm. Height 13cm. 

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