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19th Century Copper Jelly Mould
For sale by Baggott & Co.
for sale €310     $337
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19th Century Copper Jelly Mould

19th century
For Sale by Baggott & Co.
Description

Copper jelly mould of castellated form, impressed orb and cross for maker Bentham & Froud, London.

English, circa 1850-1900

Benham & Froud was established in Chandos Street, London in 1785 and described themselves as coppersmiths and braziers. The firm was commissioned to make the replacement orb and cross for the dome of St. Paul’s Cathedral in 1821 and as a consequence they adopted this as their trademark, which was used from 1855 to 1924 on pots and cookware of all sorts including jelly moulds, kettles, spoons, roasters, and poachers.

Physical Dimensions
Height
19cm (7.48")
Width
13cm (5.12")
Depth
11.5cm (4.53")
Declaration

Baggott & Co. has dated this Victorian Copper Jelly Mould to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Reference
SA1241661
Dealers Internal Reference
BCSL2983
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England:

Huntsman’s Yard, Sheep Street, Stow on the Wold, GL54 1AA

01451 830 370

Scotland:

Keepers House, Auchencairn, Castle Douglas, DG7 1QZ

07881 823 369

Description
Copper jelly mould of castellated form, impressed orb and cross for maker Bentham & Froud, London.

English, circa 1850-1900

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Benham & Froud was established in Chandos Street, London in 1785 and described themselves as coppersmiths and braziers.
Baggott & Co.

The firm was commissioned to make the replacement orb and cross for the dome of St. Paul’s Cathedral in 1821 and as a consequence they adopted this as their trademark, which was used from 1855 to 1924 on pots and cookware of all sorts including jelly moulds, kettles, spoons, roasters, and poachers.

Height
19cm (7.48")
Width
13cm (5.12")
Depth
11.5cm (4.53")
Date of Manufacture

Baggott & Co. has dated this Victorian Copper Jelly Mould to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1241661
Dealers Internal Ref
BCSL2983
Baggott & Co.
Baggott & Co.
Sellingantiques verified Since Feb 2019

Dealers in antiques and decorative interiors based in the cotswolds and scotland

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A nineteenth-century copper jelly mould featuring an oval base and architectural turret-shaped spires with pyramidal caps.
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Archive I A nineteenth-century copper jelly mould featuring an oval base and architectural turret-shaped spires with pyramidal caps.

19th Century Copper Jelly Mould

Archive II A nineteenth-century copper jelly mould featuring an oval base and architectural turret-shaped spires with pyramidal caps. View II
Archive III A nineteenth-century copper jelly mould featuring an oval base and architectural turret-shaped spires with pyramidal caps. View III
Archive IV A nineteenth-century copper jelly mould featuring an oval base and architectural turret-shaped spires with pyramidal caps. View IV
Archive V A nineteenth-century copper jelly mould featuring an oval base and architectural turret-shaped spires with pyramidal caps. View V
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Baggott & Co.

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Telephone 07881 823 369
Location
Two locations:

Huntsmans Yard
Sheep Street
Stow-on-the-Wold
Gloucestershire
GL54 1AA

The Keepers House
Auchencairn
Castle Douglas
DG7 1QZ

United Kingdom
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A nineteenth-century copper jelly mould featuring an oval base and architectural turret-shaped spires with pyramidal caps.
19th century copper jelly mould
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A nineteenth-century copper jelly mould featuring an oval base and architectural turret-shaped spires with pyramidal caps.
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  • ObjectCulinary Moulds
  • Period19th century
  • StyleVictorian
  • MaterialCopper, Tin
  • ColourWarm Copper
  • MotifsTurret spires, Pyramidal caps, Oval base
  • SizeH 19 cm (7 in) x W 13 cm (5 in) x D 11.5 cm (5 in)

This nineteenth-century culinary mould is an English piece from the Victorian period, originating from the workshop of Benham & Froud in London. Fashioned from warm copper with a polished finish, the object exhibits visible surface ageing and minor tonal variations across the metal. The castellation comprises an oval base surmounted by architectural turret-shaped spires featuring pointed pyramidal caps and vertical fluting. Impressed marks on the metal indicate the maker's orb and cross trademark. The piece measures 19 cm high, 13 cm wide, and 11.5 cm deep. Today, this decorative item serves as a functional kitchen accessory or display piece, sitting comfortably on a kitchen island, dresser, or open shelf within a rustic farmhouse interior. The sturdy metal construction allows it to be used for traditional culinary presentations, while its sculptural silhouette provides a distinct focal point when placed alongside other copper cookware or vintage kitchenalia in a domestic setting.

FAQs

During the nineteenth century, elaborate jelly moulds became prominent in grand households as centrepieces for formal dining, showcasing complex culinary art made possible by refined gelatine.

They were typically hand-hammered or stamped from heavy gauge copper and internally lined with tin to prevent chemical reactions between acidic food and the metal.

Authentic pieces generally feature substantial weight, hand-brazed or dovetailed seams, rolled copper edges, and stamped maker marks or inventory numbers along the rim.

These pieces are frequently displayed on open kitchen shelving, mounted on brick walls, or arranged along sideboards to introduce warm metallic accents.

Wipe the exterior with a soft cloth and specialized metal polish to maintain the lustre, avoiding abrasive scrubbers that can scratch the metal or strip internal tin linings.
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