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Rare "Prince of Wales" Feathers Stoneware Jelly Mould Large
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Rare "Prince of Wales" Feathers Stoneware Jelly Mould Large

19th century
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A rare 19thc stoneware "prince of wales" large jelly /food mould .

It measures 20cms wide 18cms deep and 10cms high. C1880

It is in good original condition , one small crack (see pic). See pic3 perfectly stable .

Very relevant this year of the coronation of king charles .

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Lapada/cinoamembers since 1985

Established in1977 in chester

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Mike Melody Antiques has dated this Antique Stoneware Jelly Mould to the 19th Century.

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Description
A rare 19thc stoneware "prince of wales" large jelly /food mould .

It measures 20cms wide 18cms deep and 10cms high. C1880

It is in good original condition , one small crack (see pic). See pic3 perfectly stable .

Very relevant this year of the coronation of king charles .

UK postage included

All forms of payment including ccs etc

Lapada/cinoamembers since 1985

Established in1977 in chester

Date of Manufacture

Mike Melody Antiques has dated this Antique Stoneware Jelly Mould to the 19th Century.

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SA977220
Mike Melody Antiques
Mike Melody Antiques
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Combined 85 years of buying and selling quality antiques and still loving it.

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A square brown glazed stoneware jelly mould with a central Prince of Wales feathers relief motif and stepped fluted sides.
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Archive I A square brown glazed stoneware jelly mould with a central Prince of Wales feathers relief motif and stepped fluted sides.

RARE "PRINCE OF WALES" FEATHERS STONEWARE JELLY MOULD LARGE

Archive II A square brown glazed stoneware jelly mould with a central Prince of Wales feathers relief motif and stepped fluted sides. View II
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Mike Melody Antiques
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A square brown glazed stoneware jelly mould with a central Prince of Wales feathers relief motif and stepped fluted sides.
RARE "PRINCE OF WALES" FEATHERS STONEWARE JELLY MOULD LARGE
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A square brown glazed stoneware jelly mould with a central Prince of Wales feathers relief motif and stepped fluted sides.
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Victorian stoneware jelly moulds gained popularity during the 19th century as jelly and blancmange desserts became central to formal dining display. Potters produced these durable, heavy-glazed moulds with detailed negative impressions, ranging from heraldic crests to floral motifs, designed to leave an intricate embossed image on the unset dessert.

19th-century moulds were predominantly manufactured from heavy stoneware, earthenware, ironstone, copper, and tin. Glazed stoneware was particularly favoured for domestic kitchens due to its durability, thermal retention, and ease of cleaning.

Authentic pieces generally feature substantial weight, dense salt-glazed or lead-glazed surfaces, and deep intaglio carving. Look for natural age-related crazing in the glaze, stilt marks from kiln firing, and occasional potters impressed marks or registration stamps on the underside.

Antique stoneware moulds are frequently displayed on open kitchen dressers, window sills, or mounted in groups on accent walls. Their neutral earthy tones and geometric interior reliefs add sculptural texture to rustic, farmhouse, or modern country interior schemes.

Wash stoneware gently using warm water and a mild dishwashing detergent with a soft sponge. Avoid drastic temperature shifts, harsh abrasive scouring pads, or automatic dishwashers, as these can chip the glaze or expand existing hairline fractures.
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