Antique Silver-flashed-Copper 8 Bunny Chocolate Candy Mold #4601 Ultra Rare

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Very early super rare chocolate candy mold. It is unbranded except for the number 4601. The metal is copper. Notice the copper colored edge coloring and the green spotting in places. It is not affected by a magnet. Research shows that candy molds were made out of copper mostly from the 1840’s until around 1910. They were often flashed or coated with silver or tin to more readily separate the candy from the mold. My guess is this one is silver-flashed based. A plain cottonball…

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Vintage Antique Strawberry Chocolate Mold Primitive Commercial Metal Mold

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Hard to find vintage, antique very heavy hand constructed & soldered iron metal commercial chocolate mold in a strawberry pattern. 12 rows, 6 chocolates across = 72 chocolate capacity. Measures a rectangular 16″ x 9-1/2″ x 1. Excellent photo prop for kitchen, chocolatier or candy store. Metal Chocolate Molds were first produced in France in 1830, and continued to be used until about 1960 when they were replaced by lighter less expensive plastic and now silicone molds. Are still excellent props for antique kitchen decor,…

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Antique Vintage Metal Hinged Candy Mold Form Easter Bunny Rabbit Chocolate

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Antique Vintage Metal Hinged Candy Mold Form Easter Bunny Rabbit Chocolate. This product is PRE-OWNED and in great condition for its age. Please see pictures for details. I do my best to take pictures and note any easily visible flaws. Pictures are a part of the description. Please be reminded that due to lighting effects, monitor’s brightness / contrast settings etc, there could be some slight differences in the color tone of the pictures and the actual item. Please inquire with any questions or comments.…

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Rare Antique Eppelsheimer Pewter Ice Cream Mold Dog #390 E&CO Chocolate Candy

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This rare antique Eppelsheimer E & Co, possibly designed by Joseph Micelli Sr. Is in the shape of a dog. The pewter mold was used for creating chocolate, candy, or ice cream treats. The hinged mold is an original piece from the early 20th century. The charming design features a dog and adds a touch of nostalgia to your kitchen collection. This piece may contain lead, would NOT use for food, perfect for a pewter or mold collector. The piece is marked #390. Thank you…

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Circa 1930s German Anton Reiche Triple Traffic Officer Chocolate Mold

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Experience the intersecting apex of art and function with this remarkable Anton Reiche Chocolate Mold, a true homage to the golden age of chocolate making. The producer’s surname meaning “rich in power” in his native German, nods to the legacy of the world’s greatest chocolate molds, with over 50,000 different forms produced. Historical pieces spanning the length of both world wars, Reiche’s wide array of molds turned chocolate into charming confections, making every piece a magical bite of history. This vintage circa 1930s Anton Reiche…

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Antique Metal Springerle 12 Medieval German Guardsman Cookie Butter Mold Wood

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This mold has a great aged look to both the metal front and the wooden back. There is a separation through the center of the wooden back. This is an antique metal Springerle cookie mold, featuring 12 medieval German guildsmen. Springerle are a type of South German biscuit or cookie with an embossed design. The design is created by pressing the mold onto rolled dough and allowing the impression to dry before baking. These cookies were traditionally made for religious holidays and secular occasions, but…

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