Description
A classic example of 19th-century kitchenware, this Victorian ironstone jelly mould boasts a pleasingly sculptural form with deep fluted sides and a floral-style central motif. Designed for both practicality and decorative appeal, these moulds were once essential tools in the Victorian cook’s repertoire, used to create elaborate jellies and desserts for the table.
Crafted from glazed white ironstone, this piece is substantial and tactile, showing signs of use and age that only enhance its charm. There is a historic chip to the rim (visible in photos), but the mould remains structurally sound and aesthetically appealing. It displays beautifully and makes a lovely addition to a kitchen collection, wall display, or open shelving.
Dimensions:
Approx. 18cm wide x 11cm high
Condition:
Good antique condition with wear consistent with age, including a chip and interior surface staining from use.
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