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Victorian Miniature Copper Jelly Mould
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Victorian Miniature Copper Jelly Mould

19th century
Description

A charming little miniature copper jelly mould, only 5.5cm high. C1890

Physical Dimensions
Height
5.5cm (2.17")
Width
5cm (1.97")
Depth
5cm (1.97")
Declaration

Colin Brand Antiques has dated this Victorian Copper Jelly Mould to the Victorian era.

Reference Numbers
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SA1219156
Dealers Internal Reference
1989
Dealers Notes

Colin Brand Antiques Est. 1984

Description
A charming little miniature copper jelly mould, only 5.5cm high. C1890
Height
5.5cm (2.17")
Width
5cm (1.97")
Depth
5cm (1.97")
Date of Manufacture

Colin Brand Antiques has dated this Victorian Copper Jelly Mould to the Victorian era.

Reference Numbers
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SA1219156
Dealers Internal Ref
1989
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A small tiered Victorian copper jelly mould featuring a fluted top section, an octagonal middle band, and a round polished base.
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Archive I A small tiered Victorian copper jelly mould featuring a fluted top section, an octagonal middle band, and a round polished base.

Victorian Miniature Copper Jelly Mould

Archive II A small tiered Victorian copper jelly mould featuring a fluted top section, an octagonal middle band, and a round polished base. View II
Archive III A small tiered Victorian copper jelly mould featuring a fluted top section, an octagonal middle band, and a round polished base. View III
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A small tiered Victorian copper jelly mould featuring a fluted top section, an octagonal middle band, and a round polished base.
Victorian Miniature Copper Jelly Mould
Ref: SA1219156
A small tiered Victorian copper jelly mould featuring a fluted top section, an octagonal middle band, and a round polished base.
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During the Victorian era, intricate jelly and blancmange moulds became popular symbols of culinary sophistication in grand households, crafted from copper due to its heat conductivity and malleability.

Authentic nineteenth-century copper moulds were typically stamped or hand-hammered from sheet copper and lined internally with tin to prevent chemical reactions between food and the copper.

Authentic pieces often display hand-brazed seams, stamped registration marks or manufacturer initials, dovetail joints, and signs of hand-worked tin lining inside the cavity.

Displaying copper moulds on open shelving, hanging them from brass pot racks, or arranging them on a chimney breast creates a warm focal point in modern or country kitchens.

Clean polished copper using a soft cloth and specialised copper cleaner, avoiding abrasive pads that scratch the surface, and re-tin the interior if planning to use for food preparation.
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