Copper Jelly Mold

Often referred to as "jelly mold" or "skyscraper" shades, their design mimics the traditional copper jelly molds of the era.

A fine antique moulded copper aspic or jelly mould, tin lined internally of domed form with raised moulded shapes and ribbing. The mould is not marked but a quality example.

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

An antique copper mold featuring a prominent grape cluster design, likely used for making desserts like jelly, pudding, or cakes.

Nothing warms up a kitchen or pantry decor like the patina of antique copper. A set of three, Victorian English copper, tin-lined, pudding, aspic or jelly molds.

A collection of 9 Victorian jelly molds in various sizes, 2 are quite large 8.5 in. tall, one appears slightly later than the others probably about 1890

England 19th century Copper jelly molds Tin lined interior hand-hammered and heavy (with numbers) Lovely polished patina $275 each Front right 4.5" H x 5" W #3208 Front left 4.75"...

A charming set of three circa 1910 architectural and whimsical copper cake, jelly, or pudding baking molds from France and the Netherlands, with two bearing maker’s marks.