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Antique Molds

Antique
molds come in an endless variety of sizes and shapes and lend themselves to many
purposes. As useful in food preparation today as they were in years gone
by they also can be utilized as beautiful accent pieces for the modern or the
period kitchen. Vintage Chef offers all types of molds including; pudding,
jelly, bread, candy, madeline molds and more.

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Border Mold - Fries # 11
M62
This is a Fries #11 border mold in Excellent condition. This is a large
sized border mold with a diameter of 11”, a depth of 2 3/4” and a width
for the finished product of 2 3/8”. This mold even has the little hoop
to hang the mold on the wall. This mold is made of heavy steel that
still retains nearly all of its bright tin finish and it presents very
well. |
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This is an attractive mold in the shape of a six pointed star – in Good
condition. This nice little mold stands 1” high and has a width of 4”
from point to point. The bottom of the mold is stamped “Pat'd Dec 11,
1900”. |
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This is a Trottier dariole mold in Good condition. This nice little four
sided mold made of heavy darkened tin has the Trottier imprint on its
bottom and is beautifully finished with rolled over edges. This mold
stands 1 ¾” high with a diameter of 1 ¾” at the top and a base diameter
of 1 ¼”. |
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Jelly Mold - Tin M56 A nice late Victorian jelly mold in Good
condition. This attractive spouted mold of darkened tin sports 13
pillars around its perimeter and has a nice ring for hanging the mold on
a wall. The jelly mold has nice patina and the interior still retains a
good amount of its bright tin finish. The mold stands 3 ½” high with a
diameter of 6”. |
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Spouted Mold - Tin M57
A nice late Victorian spouted mold in Good condition. This attractive
spouted mold of darkened tin features a tiered design that tapers from a
base width of 8 ¼“ to a top width of 5“. The mold has nice patina and
would make a very nice addition to any kitchen mold collection. The mold
stands 3” high with a diameter of 6”. |
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SOLD A very collectable Swans
Down Cake Flour cake pan with double release doors. This specimen has a
small sliding door on opposite sides of the pan to aid in the release of
the finished cake. This is a very clean example that still has a nice
bright tin finish. Both of the doors open and close freely and there are
no dents or dings. A great addition to any collection and real fun to
cook with. |
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Here is a very nice example of an early Waterman #4 gem pan in excellent
condition. This example has 8 compartments. The Waterman patent was
issued on April 5,1859 and was for an "egg pan and cake baker" and was
for a pan with eleven cups with flat bottoms. The patent stated, 'The
open spaces between the cups allowed for the currents of heat to pass
upwards between them so as to equalize the heat against their surfaces.
The metallic connections of the cups serve as conveyers of heat from cup
to cup.' Waterman's patent number for the egg and cake baker is 23,517.
A previous patent for another cast iron pan was issued in 1858, but
after the 4/5/1859 patent date, all of his cookware was dated with this
date, rather than an earlier date. Waterman established a kitchen
furnishing business in September, 1827. His 1858 patent was for a pan
for 'baking bread in small rolls. |
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SOLD
Here is a beautiful example of an early cast iron gem pan. This pan is
in excellent condition and ready to put to use. The pan is un-marked
with the exception of the number 7 on one of the handles. Please note
the gate marks on the bottom of the pan. This would make a very nice
addition to any early cookware collection. |
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Jelly
Mold M53 An attractive jelly mold
with pillared sides and a sandtorten style top. This aluminum mold is in
Very Good + condition and presents very well. The mold has a height of 3
1/4" with a width of 4 1/4". |
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Spouted Cake Mold - Tin M52 A
large, vintage spouted cake pan in Very Good + condition. This pan is
free of and dents or dings and still retains nearly all of its bright
tin finish. This specimen even has the small legs that can be twisted
above the rim of the pan to facilitate turn out and aid in keeping your
cake from sinking. The sides of the pan have a gentle taper to create an
elegantly style cake. With a depth of 4 1/4" and a diameter of 10" this
pan will make a large cake. |
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Steamer mold for steaming pudding or brown bread. This mold has a
Sandtorten style design on the top of the mold. This mold is of German
manufacture and still retains much of its bright finish, especially on
its interior. Overall height is 6" with the lid installed and a bottom
diameter of 7 1/4" with a top diameter of 5½". |
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Antique Cake Mold M49 Here is a
very interesting cake mold in darkened tin and it truly exemplifies the
workmanship of an expert tinsmith. The seams and solder work on this pan
are amazingly tight and clean and the bottom of the pan has a nicely
rolled over edge. The embossed design around the perimeter of the pan is
very detailed and its components were individually stamped into the tin.
Considering its age, this mold still retains a good percentage of its
bright tin finish , especially on the molds interior. The mold has a
height of 4 ½” with a diameter of 8 ¼”. This mold would make a beautiful
wall hanger or it would be a great accent piece in any room. |
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Antique Cake Mold
M50
Here is a very interesting cake mold in darkened tin and it truly
exemplifies the workmanship of an expert tinsmith. The seams and solder
work on this pan are amazingly tight and clean and the bottom of the pan
has a nicely rolled over edge. The embossed design around the perimeter
of the pan is very detailed and its components were individually stamped
into the tin. Considering its age, this mold still retains a good
percentage of its bright tin finish , especially on the molds interior.
The mold has a height of 4 ½” with a diameter of 8 ¼”. This mold would
make a beautiful wall hanger or it would be a great accent piece in any
room. |
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Jelly Mold - Rose Pattern M46 Here
is a Victorian jelly mold with a rose motif and repousse work sides in a
gothic arch pattern. These circa 1890 jelly molds are getting to be
increasingly difficult to find and are a true collectible. This specimen
is in very good condition and presents very well. The exterior of the
mold has a pleasing, rust free patina with the base of the mold having a
dark pewter coloration. The rose at the top of the mold still retains
all of its bright tin finish. This specimen has a height of 5 ¼” with
dimensions for the oval shaped body being 7” x 5 ½”. |
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Jelly Mold - Squash Pattern M47
Here is a Victorian jelly mold with a squash or vegetable motif and
repousse work sides in a gothic arch pattern. These circa 1890 jelly
molds are getting to be increasingly difficult to find and are a true
collectible. This specimen is in very good condition and presents very
well. The exterior of the mold has a pleasing, rust free patina with the
base of the mold having a dark pewter coloration. The squash at the top
of the mold still retains all of its bright tin finish. This specimen
has a height of 5 ¼” with dimensions for the oval shaped body being 7” x
5 ½”. |
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Jelly Mold - Squash Pattern M48
Here is a Victorian jelly mold with a squash or vegetable motif and
repousse work sides in a gothic arch pattern. These circa 1890 jelly
molds are getting to be increasingly difficult to find and are a true
collectible. This specimen is in very good condition and presents very
well. The exterior of the mold has a pleasing, rust free patina with the
base of the mold having a dark pewter coloration. The squash at the top
of the mold still retains all of its bright tin finish. This specimen
has a height of 5 ¼” with dimensions for the oval shaped body being 7” x
5 ½”. |
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Spouted Cake Pan - Brass M45 Here
is a beautiful example of a large, heavy, brass spouted cake mold. This
specimen includes a lid to completely enclose the contents while baking.
This specimen is in very good condition with only a few small dents to
the bottom of the pan. The pan has a height of 5 ¼” with a diameter of
10 ½”. A pan like this displays very well in a kitchen setting and makes
a great conversation piece. |
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Antique Mold - Kreamer #47 M44
A Kreamer #47 Jelly Mold in Very Good + condition. This oval shaped
specimen features a fruit and leaves motif. This tin mold still retains
much of its bright tin finish and has crisp details. A great accent
piece for any room. |
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SOLD
A nice set of 4 vintage tin muffin pans in very good condition. Each of
these heavy tin muffin pans has six cups with a diameter of 2" and a cup
depth of 1". The tins measure 5 1/2" by 8". these are unmarked as to a
manufacturer but are of the Ovenex style. |
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SOLD Here is an nice griddle in great condition. #9 Large
Block Logo Griswold, pattern #609A cast iron griddle made by Griswold in
1925-1940. A nice solid piece for any collector or user. You seldom find
these griddles in as nice a shape as this one. This griddle is in Very
Good + condition it is NOT warped, pitted, cracked, or chipped. It does
not rock or wobble when sitting on a flat surface. This is in great
condition and would make an awesome addition to anyones collection.
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SOLD An
8" X 8" tin Crisco cake pan in good condition. This pan has "Crisco -
For Frying For Shortening For Cake Making" embossed on its bottom. This
pan is constructed of good heavy tin that still retains much of its
bright finish and has nice rolled over edges and folded corners. Great
as an accent piece or for every day use. |
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Tart Pan - Set of 5 M41
A nice set of five tin tart pans. Each of these pans is in very good
condition and have nice rolled over edges. These pans have a height of
1" and a diameter of 3 1/4". Great for every day use or for primitive
candles. |
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Bread Pan - Merit US M36 A medium
sized bread or loaf pan in darkened tin. This pan is in good condition
and has moderately tapered sides. The bottom of the pan is embossed with
“MeritUS”. The pan has a nice rolled over edge as well as folded over
corner seams. Nice dark tin patina with a large percentage of its bright
tin finish still intact. |
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A larger bread or loaf pan in darkened tin. This pan is in good
condition and has aggressively tapered sides. The bottom of the pan is
embossed with “Arbogast & Bastion Company”. The pan has a nice rolled
over edge as well as folded over corner seams. Nice dark tin patina but
some light rust to the interior. |
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Mold - Baba Cake M40 A fine
example of an early Baba Cake mold in very good condition. This spouted
mold retains much of its bright tin finish and is free of any dents or
dings. This specimen has a very nice pewter like patina and displays
very well. |
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A nice set of eight tin tart pans. Each of these pans is in very good
condition and have nice rolled over flat edges just like their large pie
tin counterparts. These pans have a height of 1" and a diameter of 4
1/4". Great for every day use or for primitive candles. |
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Jelly Mold - Kreamer 275
M25
A Kreamer #275 Jelly Mold in very good condition. This specimen features
pillared sides and a geometric and floral motif on its top. This tin
mold still retains much of its bright tin finish to its interior and has
crisp details. A great accent piece for any room. |
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A Kreamer #47 Jelly Mold in very good condition. This oval shaped
specimen features a fruit and leaves motif. This tin mold still retains
much of its bright tin finish and has crisp details. A great accent
piece for any room. |
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A Kreamer #59 Ice Cream or Steamed Pudding mold in very good condition.
This oval shaped specimen features a fruit and leaves motif. This tin
mold still retains much of its bright tin finish and has crisp details.
There is a little, cleanable, light rust around the rim of this
specimen, which is typical for vintage steamer molds. A great accent
piece for any room. |
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A six sided Swans Down Cake Flour pan in very good condition. This pan
has the words Swans Down Cake Flour embossed on its bottom. The sides of
the pan are slightly tapered and would create a very interesting little
cake. This vintage cake pan is nice and clean with the exception of two
small, cleanable spots of light rust. A great kitchen or advertising
collectible. |
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Bread Pan - Old English M33
A very nice example of a vintage bread or loaf pan emblazoned with an
embossed "Old English". The pan is in very good condition and retains a
high percentage of its original bright tin finish. With slightly tapered
sides, this pan makes a nice sized 3" high by 9 3/4" long by 4 1/2" wide
loaf. |
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Cake Pan - L. E. Brown - Centennial
M32
A beautiful example of an early spouted cake mold. This specimen is the
“Centennial Cake Pan” and it is very interesting in its design with its
removable spout. This allows the pan to serve a dual purpose as either a
spouted or un-spouted cake mold. Note the hasp assembly used to close
the pan - this pre dates spring hasps on the more modern pans. The
attractive brass tag on the bottom of the pan states “Centennial Cake
Pan - Patented By L.E. Brown - May 30’ 1876”. The tag functions as a
little flap to seal the bottom of the pan when the spout is removed.
This specimen has a beautiful darkened tin patina and just the lightest
spots of cleanable rust. The "Centennial Cake Pan" would hold its own in
any vintage cookware collection or museum and displays very well. |
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A Kreamer #46 Jelly Mold in very good condition. This specimen features
pillared sides and a fruit motif on its top. This tin mold still retains
much of its bright tin finish and has crisp details - even including the
little seeds on the strawberries. A great accent piece for any room. |
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Mold - Border or Savarin - Kreamer 60
M26
A Kreamer #60 Border or Savarin mold in very good condition. This mold
is free of dents and the interior still retains much of its bright tin
finish. The older Kreamer tins have a good bit of substance to them and
this specimen has a good heft to it. A nice darkened tin patina lets
this mold display very well. |
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Tin Mold - Cutlet Style M24 An
early Lewis and Conger mold in a cutlet shape. These were generally used
to shape a mixture of minced meat and other ingredients but not used to
bake the cutlet in. This mold is in very good condition with a nice
pewter like, darkened tin patina. The interior retains much of its
original bright tin finish. These are scarce and truly collectible. |
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Tin Mold - Cutlet Style M25
An early Lewis and Conger mold in a cutlet shape. These were generally
used to shape a mixture of minced meat and other ingredients but not
used to bake the cutlet in. This mold is in very good condition with a
nice pewter like, darkened tin patina. The interior retains much of its
original bright tin finish. These are scarce and truly collectible. |
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French Roll Pan - W & B Company CIM6
A beautiful example of a French Roll Pan manufactured by the W & B
Company. This specimen is free of any cracks or chips and has that
wonderful aged cast iron patina. The bottom of this pan shows clear gate
marks and sits level. All twelve of the cups are smooth and free of
defects. This pan is ready to go back to work or to proudly be displayed
in your kitchen. |
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SOLD A nice 6
1/4" square pudding mold in Very Good condition. This mold is complete
with its cover and still retains much of its brilliant tin finish. This
vintage mold displays very well and would make a great addition to any
collection. |
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Antique melon mold for pudding or ice cream. With handles
on top and bottom segments. These are difficult to find in a
condition this pristine. |
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Antique steamer mold for pudding or bread. With spouted
interior and of a one quart capacity.
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Antique Border mold in a very attractive design. These make
an especially attractive presentation in the way that a different
colored food could be pressed into the knobs on the top of the mold. |
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Antique
Mold
M4
Antique spouted mold with fluted sides similar to the "Hall
of Kings" pattern. This particular mold is a Kreamer 228. |
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Antique
Mold
M5
Steamer mold for steaming pudding or brown bread. This mold
has a Sandtorten style design on the top of the mold. |
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Oval bread pan constructed of heavy tin. This is an
interesting specimen of a large size bread pan with slanted sides. |
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Antique
Mold
M7
Spouted cake pan or oval boarder mold. This specimen still
retains much of it's bright tin finish and has slanted sides. |
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Antique
Mold
M8
Spouted cake - Turks head mold with heavy tin and still retaining
much of it's bright finish. |
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Antique
Mold
M9
Spouted cake mold with fluted sides Sandtorten style top and a
nice bright finish. This mold displays beautifully and can still
be used for an uncommon cake presentation. |
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Madeline Mold - Deutsches Reich Gebrauchsmuster. An
attractive mold made of heavy tin with the typical dark pewter like
patina. |
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Antique
Mold
M11
A large vintage tin pudding or jelly mold in excellent condition.
This specimen still has a nice bright finish and has a very clean and
rust free interior. This mold has a top diameter of 7 1/2" and a
bottom diameter of 5 1/2" and a height of 6 3/4" to the top of
the handle. |
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Antique
Mold
M12
A vintage, tin pudding or jelly mold in excellent condition. This
specimen still has a nice bright finish and has a very clean and rust
free interior. This mold has a top diameter of 5 1/4" and a bottom
diameter of 4 1/8" and a height of 6" to the top of its offset
handle. |
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Antique
Mold
M13
A vintage, tin pudding or jelly mold in excellent condition. This
specimen still has a nice bright finish and has a very clean and rust
free interior. This mold has a top diameter of 4 1/8" and a bottom
diameter of 2 5/8" and a height of 7 1/4" to the top of the
handle. |
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SOLD A very attractive darkened
tin mold. This little gem has a detailed flower on it's top and still
retains a large percentage of it's bright tin finish to the interior.
Even the tiny hang ring is intact. |
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SOLD Make your own Hershey bars!! Here is a mold from the Hershey
factory. The exterior shows a little corrosion but the interior is good
and clean. This mold has no dents, chips, or cracks. A fun collectable
and a real conversation piece. |
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SOLD A very collectable Swans Down Cake Flour cake pan with double
release doors. This specimen has a small sliding door on opposite sides
of the pan to aid in the release of the finished cake. This is a very
clean example that still has a nice bright tin finish. Both of the doors
open and close freely and there are no dents or dings. A great addition
to any collection and real fun to cook with. |
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An interesting small heart mold made of tin. This mold would also work
well as a cookie cutter. This is a clean specimen with a nice rolled
over edge and tight solder work. |
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An interesting small heart mold made of tin. This mold would also work
well as a cookie cutter. This is a clean specimen with a nice rolled
over edge and tight solder work. |
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Heart
Mold HM03
An interesting, primitive, small heart mold made of tin. This mold would
also work well as a cookie cutter. This is a clean specimen that still
retains much of it's bright tin finish. |
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A Griswold #10 popover pan - 948A. In very good condition, this pan is
free of cracks or chips and has that nice "Old Iron" patina. Displays
nicely and is ready for every day service too. exact measurements are 7
5/8" by 11 1/8" with a depth of 1 3/4". |
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Griswold #22 pattern #954 in very good condition. This is a very clean
specimen with no cracks, chips or rough areas. The back of the pan
states " No. 22 Griswold Corn Bread Pan Erie PA., USA 954". |
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SOLD A
beautiful example of a cast iron muffin pan in very good condition. This
pan consists of 8 different molds. The individual molds are well defined
and show crisp details. The mold displays wonderfully. The dimensions of
this pan is are 14 ¾ ” by 7 ¼” and a depth of 11/2”. |
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Cast Iron Muffin Pan
CIM01
A beautiful example of a cast iron muffin pan in very good condition.
This pan consists of 7 molds with two hearts, two rounds, two fluted
rounds, and a central six pointed star.. The individual molds are well
defined and show crisp details. The mold has a beautiful patina and
displays wonderfully. The dimensions of this pan is are 9 ½” by 9 ¼” and
a depth of 1/2”. |
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Cast Iron Cornstick Mold
CIM02
A beautiful example of an early Cornstick Mold in very good condition.
This pan consists of 7 ears of corn facing opposite directions. The
individual molds are well defined and show crisp details. The bottom of
the mold has a beautiful patina and is worn to the point that any
markings are too faint to be legible other than a “ -0-” mark. The
length of this pan is 12 7/8” with a width of 5 7/8” and a depth of ¾”
and a weight of 2 lbs. 4 oz. |
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Tin
Cake Pan M14
A cake pan in heavy darkened tin. This pan has some heft to it and is
solidly constructed. A nice clean specimen with no dings or dents and it
still retains some of it's bright tin finish. It's nice dark pewter
colored finish allows it to display very well. A great addition to your
kitchen collection. |
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A small oval shaped loaf pan in heavy darkened tin. This little pan
stands 1 3/4" tall with a width of 4" X 2 1/4. It even has slightly
tapered sides. A attractive little pan. |
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Tin Mold - Fries #6 Border Mold M15
A darkened tin Fries #6 border mold in very good condition. Very
pleasing dark brown patina and still very sound. The interior tube has a
with of 3 1/4". This specimen displays very as a wall ornament or is
perfectly functional for every day usage. |
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Melon Mold - Ice Cream or Pudding M20
A tin melon or pudding mold in a larger size. This specimen has two
intact handles with good tight solders. The exterior finish has a
pleasant patina but does show a few little scratches and scuffs - but no
dents or dings. The interior still retains a brilliant tin finish. A
great piece for any collection of kitchenalia. |
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SOLD An antique
tin bread mold in very good condition. This mold is made of heavy tin
and is very sound in it's construction. All seams are tight and the hasp
assembly functions perfectly. This specimen displays wonderfully and is
as functional today as it was 100 years ago. Great for any kitchen
collection. |
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Antique
tin bread or baking pan with a segmented body. This two piece pan has
bail snap enclosures that also act as the pans feet. This creates a
unique appearance to your finished bread and the pan makes a wonderful
display piece. The pan has stamped patent dates of March 3, 1885 and
July 7, 1896. The pan has an overall length of 11 1/2" and a diameter of
5 1/2". |
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Antique Mold - Kreamer Melon
M23
A Kreamer, oval melon shaped mold for steamed puddings or ice cream.
This specimen retains much of its bright tin finish and still has a
brilliant tin interior. Rust free with the exception of a small amount
on the rim of the piece. This mold displays very well and has a height
of 4 1/2" and a 8" by 6" foot print. A great kitchen collectible. |
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