Early Spoon Making Mold

Title: Pewter Spoon Mold w/ 3 Spoons Additional Information: An early Pewter Spoon Mold, along with 3 spoons formed in this mold (see decoration on the end of the handle). The spoons are relatively ne

Primitive 12 Hole Cavity Tube Taper Colonial Tin Candle Mold Maker Antique. Nice example of early candle making mold.. Measures 11 ” x 8” Sturdy piece.; Primitive 12 Hole Cavity Tube Taper

ca. 1800 very early rare pewter spoon mold.

ca. 1800 very early rare pewter spoon mold.

2 - 19th century bronze spoon molds for making pewter spoons, original dark patina, 8.5"L

two-part mold for making rat-tail table spoons. Retains original surface. Together with an example of an appropriate spoon. Three pieces total. 18th century. 8 1/2" LOA.Provenance: From the Eddie Tatu

18th or early 19th century. The group includes two bronze molds and one very interesting stone mold.

Byzantine Empire, ca. 4th to 5th centuries CE. This is a fragmentary mold for making terra sigillata (literally, "clay bearing small images") decorative appliques. This depicts a ship with two sails -

Donated By: Artemis Gallery New World, USA, ca. 1900 CE. A pair of wooden industrial molds for making pipes, these would make an excellent set of steampunk-style bookends or other household decoration

Lot including wooden hat mold (6 1/2" D., 7" Ht.),unusual brush (9 1/2" L.), (2) horn spoons (11" L.), tool, early softball.

Lot including miniature dust pan, miniature mold, stone fruit lemon, early eye glasses, early tin bank, tin toy horse and buggy (one leg broken in half), (4) 19th c. pewter spoons (longest 8" L.), coi

COLLECTION OF ANTIQUE ENGLISH PEWTER SPOONS AND SPOON MOLDTen (10) total pieces, including five (5) 18th century spoons, two (2) ladles (one with turned wooden handle), a wedding spoon, and two (2) ot

(4) Larger rat tail tablespoon molds (1) Identified as from Kingston, RI and (1) plain teaspoon. Together with a bullet mold. 9 inches (and under). (2) Molds have modern castings

Second half 19th century. Two almost identical plates. One with lion touch for Thomas Boardman (Hartford, Connecticut) and one with "Boardman & Hart, New York" touch. Polished. 9.5"d. Together with a

Eastern Europe, circa early to mid 2nd millennium A.D. The first a bronze Seljuk example with deep hexagonal bowl, the reverse of which is finely engraved. Second is a silver-plated spoon terminating

19th century; 2 to 4 1/2 in. H.

Appears to be brass, heavy, shows some wear, displays well, 9"x8.75", rated 8

Grouping of 4 early molds including 2 tin chocolate candy molds in form of rabbit and heart, wooden butter mold - sheaf of wheat pattern, and a cast iron biscuit mold with hearts and star design. All

Measures 8 inches long.

6 Candles 5 1/2"x10"

16 Candles, 11"x5 1/2"

Vintage restoration hard-ward metal spoon mold bookends. Approximately 2.5*3.5*7 inch.

(7) Early spoon form fat lamps, oval disk spike with small welled cup, (1) stamped F.O, 6-1/2"L through 8-1/2"L

Early mold, folding, iron clamp, wooden handle, 3.5" long with handle x 8" overall