Antique Baking

This illustration shows a grandmother and daughter baking together. Baking Advertisement An

Antique copper baking molds Hunting motives Black Forest.

This fine sponge ware pottery bake dish in fine condition. This is a sponge design pattern. This is

Scandinavian early 19th Century copper cake baking mold pan featuring an intricate tiered design

These two 19th century sponge bake dishes or serving crocks are in fine condition. Great colors

This fine example of 19th century sponge ware bake dish is in great as found condition. The rim has

This 19th century blue and white spongeware bake dish is in pristine condition and was found in

Scandinavian antique copper cake baking mold pan in an intricate tiered design. This Danish cake

A French pottery covered baking dish from the 19th century, with brown glaze and lateral handles

A French rustic glazed terracotta covered baking dish from the 19th century, with brown and green

French Empire Style Tent and Baked Chandelier This is a lovely piece especially where a very large

A gorgeous chocolate mold. Made of metal. Beautiful and ready to use or display, with nice patina. Fantastic piece for each collector. Found at an estate sale in Nuremberg, Germany.

This group of three sponge ware bake dishes are in pristine condition and have great nice colors

. The condition are mint. The bake dish is 10" deep and the charger is 11" diameter. Great serving

This is a very beautiful Swedish hand-carved 19th century wooden baking trough in Wabi Sabi style

craftsmanship, reflecting traditional German baking culture. The intricate carved motifs would imprint

crafted from solid oak wood, making it a true work of art. Don't you think these baking molds are still in

local inn. To the foreground a lady stands with a basket of baked goods, drawing the attention of hungry

manganese or iron-oxide slip, contrasting sharply against the warm, sun-baked orange of the natural clay

opens to reveal multiple interior shelves originally designed for storing bread, baked goods, or pantry

gathering where two children eagerly await their fair share of freshly baked bread. The work is presented in

developed natural patina, with warm earthy tones ranging from deep clay brown to lighter sun-baked

overall composition. Notes This stand was designed by James Bakes and made by Ivan Lindsay of the

tradition; baking bread. Essentially a very fancy breadbox! Most often wall hung in order to keep the bread

constructed of stone from the Ixworth Priory ruins and white bricks baked at Woolpit. It is one of the last

baked enamel copper plaque finely painted depicting a scantily clad young female Maenad or mainade

. Condition: Two baking flaws to the top rim and classic craquele Condition Hight: 19.5 cm. Condition: Two

wealth and an appreciation for historical design in a Victorian-era home. While baked goods are better

artisanal craftsmanship. This mold was used for traditional figural speculaas baking. It shows a beautiful

Set of Three 19thc hand made/baked sponge pottery pitchers with sponge pressed paint with a glazed

transporting baked goods. The surface wear, softened edges, and naturally patinated tones reveal decades of

accessory for baking or storing and serving food. Especially in Christmas time they were filled with

himself inside, but the heat cracked the windows, and a scorching smell filled the baking indoor air. The

century. These handmade troughs were common in Scandinavia in this time as a kitchen accessory for baking

early commercial character, likely once hung above a neighborhood bake shop or general store. The design

store freshly baked bread, keeping it dry and protected. The exterior exhibits attractive age-related

baking) and signed A. FAGOTTO. Originating from Belgium. In excellent condition. Artist : Armand

Swedish 19th century painted baking table circa 1880. Hand painted multi use table, which would

Collection of five Scandinavian early 19th Century copper cakes baking mold pan featuring an

A antique copper cake baking mold in a nice cute design. This German cake mold was found at an

Springerle rolling pin, a specialized baking tool used to imprint decorative designs onto dough

southern France to store and protect freshly baked loaves, this decorative bread box now serves beautifully

the white paint on the inside. It has originally been used for dough when baking bread. The piece has

dish for ritual offerings, placed before a home altar and piled high with fruit, baked goods, and other

loop and ringed by twisted blacksmith iron around a white baked on enamel over steel reflector plate

, 6 3/8" 1 Spinach Fork, custom made, 7 1/4" 1 Baked Potato Fork, custom made, 7 1/4" 1 Sardine Fork

along the sun-baked path. The architectural setting is richly atmospheric: weathered stone, warm earth

heater. The finish is a beautiful warm gray baked-on porcelain over cast iron. With an early prismatic

bottom half remains unglazed, showcasing the warm, raw texture of sun-baked terracotta. Its curvaceous

bottom half remains unglazed, showcasing the warm, raw texture of sun-baked terracotta. Its curvaceous

generous mouth rimmed with a lustrous green glaze. The contrast between the earthy, sun-baked terracotta

generous mouth rimmed with a lustrous green glaze. The contrast between the earthy, sun-baked terracotta

A very large baking trough. Handmade i Sweden and signed 1889. Hand carved from a single piece of

fire baked bread). Framed in steel. CREATOR Unknown. DATE OF MANUFACTURE c.1930-1940

obtaining an accurate reason for mineral composition. I have seen bangles baked in shoe polish and carved

used for baking, supported red painted trestle ends united by stretcher and held in place by pegs

A lovely antique 19th-Century French oval gadrooned copper culinary baking mold with tin lining