Antique Baking

The 'cracks' in the bottom are from the baking process, you can see lines where different parts where assembled together, that is very common for this kind of porcelain.

He found a job in 1920 at the Freihofer Baking Company where he worked nights for the next four years.

He found a job in 1920 at the Freihofer Baking Company where he worked nights for the next four years.

He found a job in 1920 at the Freihofer Baking Company where he worked nights for the next four years.

He found a job in 1920 at the Freihofer Baking Company where he worked nights for the next four years.

Rendered in variegated shades of rust, brick red, baked clay, burnt umber, sand, ecru, tan, almond, olive, camel, taupe, sage, greige, verdigris, and muted robin's egg.

Rendered in variegated shades of green, soft brick red, sage, olive, terra cotta, baked clay, burnt orange, goldenrod, saffron, and tan with other accent colors.

Complementary SW Hues: Cavern clay, moth wing, baked cookie, dark clove, distance, caramelized, origami white, grandiose, ancestral gold, celestial, elation and nugget.

He found a job in 1920 at the Freihofer Baking Company where he worked nights for the next four years.

Crafted in metal copper brass, these Indian bread boxes or Roti ka dabba as popularly known, were used for centuries to keep the freshly baked home made round fluffy Chapatis or roti...

A antique copper cake baking mold in a nice cute design. This german cake mold was found at an Estate Sale in Nuremberg, Germany.

Arabs brought to the city new techniques, including a new kind of oven for baking pottery. During that era, many of the pieces included abstract motifs as prescribed by Muslim religi...

Arabs brought to the city new techniques, including a new kind of oven for baking pottery. During that era, many of the pieces included abstract motifs as prescribed by Muslim religi...

Cake baking mold in stoneware.

Wonderful old shipping box from General Baking Co. Stenciled name added later.

This French baking table has a wooden top and would be perfect as a server or table behind a sofa.

Antique Pottery Baking Bowls Form Original condition, as-found in Hungary.

Antique French copper baking dish with tinned inside and brass ring to hang it up, it has a beautiful patina obtained by use, late 19th century or early 20th century.

English, copper extremely rare figural turtle mould. Base about 6.125” as a little out of round. Height 4.25”. Benham Orb and cross number 565. Reverse has a small, possibly, crescen...

Very large Swedish wooden rectangular bowl baking tray, late 19th century Swedish late 19th-early 20th century wooden bowl in form of a rectangular baking tray.

A good antique pottery slipware baking dish probably from the Staffordshire area in the late 18th century.

A large striking earthenware slipware loaf baking dish on a dark chocolate brown ground with a creamy trailing slip decoration executed boldly and competently.

Dated: circa 1780 England A good circular English earthenware baking or loaf dish with elaborate and expertly applied slip decoration.

Swedish pine wood rectangular hand-carved bowl baking tray, early 20th century. This beautiful wooden tray or bowl was used to bake bread in.

Old French copper baking mold adorned with relief of a jug and it's tinned inside and equipped with a hanging eye, 1st half of the 20th century.

Antique pottery baking dish Fremington Pottery Devon, mid-19th century, England.

Swedish large late 19th century wooden bowl in form of a baking tray. This beautiful wooden tray or bowl was used to bake bread in, It was most likely made during the late 19th centu...

Superb Old French brass baking mold in the shape of a half melon with tinned inside and hanging eye, early 20th century late 19th century.

Good condition for its age. there is a baking crack by the handle knob of the lid of tureen, this is caused by baking the porcelain process.

It does have crazing, however, and also some wear throughout, as clearly visible in the pictures. There is some soot baked into the glaze on the underside, which is very common for i...

The combination of exuberant floral elements and refined geometric patterns makes this piece a classic example of the heyday of European porcelain, representing not only a utilitaria...

Pattern 1/813 Year: 14 June 1843 (diamond marks) Size: 17cm (6.7”) between the handles, 17cm (6.7") tall Condition: in perfect condition, but with some kiln dust baked into the glaze...

This appetizing masterpiece invites viewers to savor the simple pleasures of life, capturing the warmth and aroma of a freshly baked apricot pie. With meticulous detail and vibrant ...

It has a simple wabi-sabi beauty that goes well with small wild flowers. Hard baked stoneware with no water leakage.

The lid lifts away to reveal a generous storage area within which was traditionally used to allow the bakers dough to 'rest' after having been kneaded on the top and before baking. Q...

The white porcelain is baked well, and the rustic white gives you a sense of tranquility.

The color of the beads is a beautiful shade of baked milk (sandy) with an inner shine. Authentic, natural color.

Circular earthenware slip decorated baking dish with a continuous buff colored slip design of curls and loops.

Ashes are applied from the top to the bottom during firing. Baked skin is reddish. Beautiful contrast. Flat bottom.

Old French copper baking dish with partially tinned inner side and with 2 hanging eyelets and is in a used condition which gave that beautiful patina, from circa 1900.

Very popular and fits nicely with other Creil et Montereau tablewares such as the other popular patterns 'Japon" or "Parisien" The handle lid of the tureen has a crack, this is happ...

Collection of yellow and white and blue and white Cornish Ware comprised of serving, baking and storage pieces. Set contains desirable lidded canisters with script and rolling pin.

Earthenware slipware comb decorated baking or loaf dish made in England in the 1800 period.

Measures: Diameter 30.2 cm; height 5.2 cm There is a fault of baking visible in the centre, lacks of enamel restored on the rim.  

I can imagine this in a country kitchen, baking a delicious cake or artisan bread for the family.

Antique Roman terracotta Woman Head 7 1/2 x 8 x 6 in traces of red- brown pigment Terracotta, terra cotta or terra-cotta (Italian: "baked earth", from the Latin terra cotta), a...

Measures: Height 15 cm, depth 10 cm, width 15.7 cm Baking crazing underneath, piece of the jacket and piece of sword restored, the dog has been restuck, chips and missing of gold re...

A large and handsome 18th century Slipware baking dish with a plain edge being an orange/brown colour and having buff coloured trailed and combed slip decoration in a lattice pattern...

Minakari Enamel working and decorating metals with colorful and baked coats are one of the distinguished artwork in Isfahan and this very fine example of silver and enamel miniature ...

This French antique copper preserving pan with wrought iron handles was used to bake jam or other sweet food in the 1800s. The three reasons why these copper pans work so well is tha...

The base has one very deep drawer ( with the original porcelain knobs) which was used to place dough to rise, but is now the perfect place for pots, measuring cups and baking dishes...

Typical colours were obtained by mixing clay with metallic oxides: lithium cobalt oxide for blue; copper oxide for green; manganese oxide for brown. The pottery was baked in coal and...

She was financially secure from her contract with Bahlsen, a large baked goods company. For Bahlsen's products and advertising campaigns, Schwichtenberg always came up with an origin...

Pattern: 8107 Year: ca 1835 Size: 23.5cm (9.25") diameter Condition: excellent without damage, repairs or crazing, just some light wear and some light soot baked into the back of the...

On another side, Massasoit Mills, New York, Baking Powder, another side Massasoit Mills, New York, Pure Spices.

This French antique copper preserving pan with wrought iron handles was used to bake jam or other sweet food in the 1800s. The three reasons why these copper pans work so well is tha...

The glass is both stained and painted with a baked on translucent glaze. There is a crack in the glass at the lower part of the Madonna's chin.