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   Excellent Victorian Jelly Mould Benham & Froud No. Guaranteed antique and not a modern reproduction. No holes, repairs or splits. Even the tinned interior is in good condition. This is as good a Victorian mould as one is likely to find anywhere. The item "Excellent Victorian Jelly Mould Benham & Froud No. 443" is in sale since Monday, November 2, 2020. This item is in the category "Antiques\Metalware\Copper". The seller is "daval-militaria" and is located in Guildford. This item can be shipped to United Kingdom, Antigua and barbuda, Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, ...

   Heavy Rectangular Early Victorian Cake or Jelly Mould w Hollow Interior. No makers mark as is normal with mould of the late Georgian and early Victorian period but very collectable because of its unusual shape. A rare and unusual example which was clearly designed so that fruit or hors d'vres could be displayed in the hollow rectangular centre of the finished moulded dish. The copper has a nice tone and it has not been too heavily cleaned. The tinned interior shows the usual age- and use-related discolouration. There is a small pierced symmetrical hole near the rim so it can be ...

   Rare Victorian Jelly Mould: "The Brunswick Star" Benham & Froud Design Registered: September 15 1864. Issued to commemorate the marriage of Edward Prince of Wales to Princess Alexandra of Denmark in 1863, this is one of the most famous and highly collectable of the Victorian Benham & Froud copper jelly moulds. This particular example in in excellent overall condition. It had been lighly cleaned and polished but it would undoubtedly display better with a highe level of thorough cleaning. There is no damage and there are no repairs. There are no holes or splits. When viewed from...

   What I think might be a rare Benham & Froud Copper "Wheatsheaf" Mould with fluted sides. At one end is the impressed Benham & Froud orb mark and the number 70A and at the other is an impressed mark which I think is the makers mark. I believe this mould would date to circa 1870. Very good with no dents, repairs or holes. The only thing to mention is that the mould does not sit completely flush to the ground. When you look at the underside from a side view the mould looks slightly warped see photo 7. I can only assume this is from the time of making as the mould does not ...