Antique Jelly Glasses

French jelly pan from France. Hand forged with a cast iron handle that has superb details. Loop on

19th century drabware pudding or jelly mold, unmarked.

19th century circa 1860 white ironstone pudding / jelly mold, unmarked.

A very fine and rare Neale and Co. Creamware pottery jelly core-mould hand decorated with fruit in

Early 19th century English ironstone corn cob shaped pudding or jelly mold.

This Victorian ironstone mold was once used to mold several different food items such as jellies

food items such as jellies, aspic, meat and puddings into beautiful shapes served on a platter. The

items such as jellies, aspic, meat and puddings into beautiful shapes served on a platter. The ornate

items such as jellies, aspic, meat and puddings into beautiful shapes served on a platter. The ornate

Two 19th century Benham Jelly Moulds 2 Victorian Jelly Moulds one stamped with 447 and the orb

Lot of three vintage / antique copper cake / jelly / dessert molds. Includes two bundt style pans

circa 1870 and originally used for homemade jelly, the circular copper bowl with rounded rim and small

and originally used for home made jelly, the circular copper bowl with rounded rim and a small round

Vintage Gorham sterling silver jam/jelly jar lid number 77 in a textured pumpkin design and shape

This is an antique jelly mould. An English, ceramic decorative mould in pineapple pattern, dating

A c.1860-75 English copper jelly mold by Benham with orb & cross opposing sun marks. Chain motif

and originally used for homemade jelly, the circular copper bowl with rounded rim is decorated with a

and originally used for home made jelly, the circular copper bowl with rounded rim is decorated with a

. Originally used to make jelly marmalade, the classic metal serving bowl features a pair of handles on either

France circa 1870 and originally used for homemade jelly, the circular copper bowl with rounded rim is

Here is a lovely Mid-19th Century French Copper Jelly and Jam Boiling Bowl Bring an authentic

Large Art Deco Geometric Jelly Mold Opaline Glass Pendant Lights  Price is per light - 3 available

Once owned by President and First Lady George and Martha Washington, this delicate jelly glass

items such as jellies, aspic, meat and puddings into beautiful shapes served on a platter. The ornate

Yellow ware corn cob jelly pudding mould. Antique glazed yellow ware pottery jelly/pudding mould

This Victorian ironstone mold was once used to mold several different food items such as jellies

Yellow ware wheat sheaves jelly pudding mould. Antique glazed yellow ware pottery jelly/pudding

Ribbed oval shape copper mould with impressed maker's numbers. England, 19th century.

like jelly, pudding, or cakes. The two piece mold with a domed bottom, deep reeded sides, ring pull

English plain creamware fluted jelly beakers, circa 1790. The beakers with a rich cream color

A lovely antique 19th-Century Victorian English white ironstone jelly or pudding mold. Impressed

France circa 1870 and originally used for homemade jelly, the circular copper bowl is dressed with bronze

France circa 1850 and originally used for homemade jelly, the circular "Bassine a Confiture" (or jelly

Antique Sterling silver large jelly spoon in the 1869 TIFFANY & CO. Pattern Tiffany. Also known as

, Victorian English copper, tin-lined, pudding, aspic or jelly molds. Hand-hammered and heavy, the forms

Jelly Opal art glass, not foil-backed. The oval glass stones are a peachy amber color with a gorgeous

A rare and fine Jelly Core from Josiah Wedgwood Englands master pottery. The body is a fine

A rare and highly decorative creamware pottery jelly core with the impressed mark on the base for

Raised On Three Ball Feet Hand Carved and Painted Coopered Birch and Pine Retaining Original Painted Decoration Carved with Initial 'KTS' and Dated '1748'

Beautiful 19th century brass jam teil with riveted wrought iron handle. The measurements are, Depth 34.5 cm/ 13.5 inch. Width 34.5 cm/ 13.5 inch. Height 13.5 cm/ 5.3 inch.

England 19th century Copper jelly molds Tin lined interior hand-hammered and heavy (with numbers

A charming set of three circa 1910 architectural and whimsical copper cake, jelly, or pudding

Core from an ornamental jelly mould. These had clear jelly set on them, and were used as table

A very interesting collection. Charming. Lovely on a hutch or in a cabinet. Nice to use for bowls for nuts and candy at a party at your country house. Image two is enamel and shows a...