Pair of ANTON REICHE Antique chocolate mold of 9 ANIMALS mounted on plaques

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Matching Pair of ANTON REICHE Antique metal. Of 9 ANIMALS mounted on wood plaques. Pair of beautiful chocolate mold consists of 9 different animals mounted on beautiful walnut plaques. Plaques are 12 inches x 9-1/2 inches with hanger on back of each plaque for easy mounting. Dimensions of MOLD is 7-1/4 inches long and 5-5/8 inches high and 5/8 inch thick. Weight is 1 lbs 2oz. Mold has been cleaned and is in excellent condition and has very nice detail of the animals. Mold is…

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Antique Chocolate Candy Mold Rabbit Hinged Metal Large Easter Bunny 9 1/2 Tall

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Add a vintage touch to your Easter celebrations with this charming antique chocolate candy mold. The hinged metal mold features a large, 9 1/2 tall rabbit in a whimsical pose that will delight both kids and adults alike. Made in the early 1900s, this original piece is perfect for creating festive treats and adding a unique flair to your baking collection. The silver-colored mold is designed to create animal-shaped chocolates and candies, and is compatible with both chocolate and candy materials. Its set includes a…

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RS Prussia Plume Mold Water Lily Pattern & Gold Chocolate Pot C. 1904-1910

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Nice antique porcelain relief molded chocolate pot in the Plume mold with gold gilt highlights the relief molding and to the scrollwork handle. Decorated with the pink and white water lily pattern in the center. Produced by RS Prussia between 1904 and 1910. The pot itself has some wear to the gilding, but is in otherwise good condition. However, the lid has wear to the gilding and has also been broken in half at one time and glued back together with an associated large chip…

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Vintage Switzerland Springerle Chocolate Marzipan Cookie Mold 3 MAPLE LEAVES

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FOR THE SPRINGERLE MOLD COLLECTOR. RARE FROM SWITZERLAND – A FABULOUS ANTIQUE AND VERSATILE MOLD – 3 GORGEOUS MAPLES LEAVES. THIS MOLD CAN BE USED FOR CONFECTIONS LIKE CHOCOLATE, CHOCOLATE CLAY OR MARZIPAN. IT CAN ALSO BE USED FOR SPRINGERLE, GINGERBREAD, SUGAR AND SPICE COOKIES AS WELL AS BUTTER MOLDING. IT FEATURES 3 NICELY VEINED & MAPLE LEAVES. THIS MOLD HAS MULTIPLE USES. THIS MOLD IS GENTLY USED AND IN NEAR MINT CONDITION WITH NO OBVIOUS ISSUES. PLEASE SEE THE PRINTS THAT I MADE FROM…

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Antique German ABG 1362 Alt Beck Gottschalck Bisque Head Doll My Girl 24

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Alt, Beck & Gottschalck, ABG is also known as Porzellanfabrik von Alt, it was founded by Gottlieb Beck and Theodor Gottschalck and joined by Friedrich Alt and Christian Ernst Reinhold in 1881, they were located in Nauendorf near Ohrdruf, Stutzhaus, Germany. ABG produced antique bisque, China head or Parian Lady dolls with kid, cloth or composition bodies, beautifully detailed child bisque socket head dolls and character baby dolls, all bisque dolls, as well as they decorated pottery from 1854 to around 1941. In 1920 the…

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2 antique Anton Reiche Chocolate Molds Hinged clips Father Christmas Bunny baske

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I was fortunate to visit a rather unique estate and brought home 3 car loads of items. Items found so far include ceramic pieces, ethnic items, Christmas, electronics (camera’s & radios), toys/ games, sewing items and just plain unusual items. The first is Father Christmas- this one is hinged – stands 6.25″ tall, and 3.5″ wide. Hinge moves freely, clips attached and work freely and are tight. Does show some minor patina or aging. The second is a Rare piece- Easter Bunny with basket- lots…

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