19th Century English Pudding Mold Lion

Mid 19th C. English ironstone pudding / cake / jelly mold with raised reclining / sleeping lion to top. Very good condition; kiln crack / flaw to the interior (does not extend to exterior). 4" H x 6.7

(lot of 7) English stoneware and ironstone jelly/ pudding molds, 19th c., highlights include: (1) in the form of a recumbent lamb, 7"h, 9.75"w, 3.5"d, (1) large mold with sheaves of wheat at crown, 5"

Seven (7) Antique Copper English and French Jelly / Pudding Molds. Largest measures 7 1/2". Weight on all 6 pds. PROVENANCE: A Private Williamsburg, VA Estate.

English Blue and White Transferware Serving Platter, 19th Century, used for receiving pudding food molds Height 3 in. Length 13 in. Width 10 in.

PR. 19th c. ENGLISH LION CAST IRON DOOR STOPS, 14.5" X 9.75" EA.

Cast Iron Lion and Unicorn. The British Royal Coat of Arms and Order of the Garter , the lion representing England, the unicorn, Scotland. 19th c. English. Lion H14", L27" D4", Unicorn H18" , L25" D3"

Misc. lot including 17th c. Dutch carved lion element (5" x 5"), 19th c. English lion face door knocker (5" x 7"), 19th c. brass chamberstick (7" D., 5" Ht.), and brass figural hand receipt holder (12

(2) Large Georgian style bronze lion door knockers, 19th c., English, lion mask head mount with hinged wreath knocker, marked 'England',, 10"h x 9"w

The British Royal Coat of Arms and Order of the Garter Cast Iron Lion and Unicorn, 19th c. English, the lion representing England, the unicorn of Scotland uncommon. Each with a single small hole on th

19th C English samovar with lion's head accent. 17" tall.

Incredible pair of sold brass with cast iron weighted bases. Seated lions similiar to coat of arms, possibly used for doors stop or front of fireplace andiron decor. Mid 19th century, England, measuri

19th Century, English, Nice Plum Pudding Figuring, Rectangular Galleried Top, Lotus Carved Supports With Medial Shelf And Plinth Base, Height 38.5 Width 45, Depth 20.25 Inches, Structurally Sound, Sca

19th century English university, or library, hunt board with painted lion crest, 41" H x 51" W x 19" D. Provenance: Lexington, Massachusetts estate.

In form of strawberry, approximate height at handles 6 1/2".

Approximate height 5 1/2".

Three 19th Century English Pewter Ice Cream Molds. Smallest mold signed W. Bridson. Tallest 8-1/2"h. Condition: Very good with minor use wear.

These antique Staffordshire porcelain figures are modeled as lions lying on their bases with their paws crossed with one lion looking to its right and one looking to the left. The figures are embellis

A lot consisting of earthenware pudding molds. 19th century. Various qualities.

19th century English pewter planter, with lion head handles, 8" h x 20" w x 12" d. Provenance: From a Delray Beach, FL estate.

Regency brass inlaid mahogany chiffonier, 19th c., English, with brass gallery, lion head ring pulls, trim and inlay, 42.5"h x 34.25"w x 17.25"d

FIVE 19TH C. COPPER BAKING MOLDSEnglish, 19th century, copper. Five (5) individually shaped and sized baking implements, three with Benham & Froud hallmarks, including #395 & #648.Tallest: 6 3/4 x 5 1

Regency mahogany bachelor's chest, 19th c., English, four graduating drawers, brass lion ring pulls, 28.75"h x 26.5"w x 18.75"d

FOUR EDGED WEAPONS18th/19th CenturyAn English officer's sword with lion hilt, two French bayonets and a bayonet stamped "SGS".Lengths from 15" to 36".

Pair of antique 19th century English Staffordshire porcelain opposing standing lions statures. Featuring hand painted detailed faces, gilt accents and glass eyes (one missing). No apparent signatures.