Pineapple Ironstone Mold
This mold was once used in a French kitchen to mold bread and cakes. We love the pretty floral pattern at the bottom, and the pooling of clear glaze in the details. It's got a natural darkening called "buttering" that comes with time and use.
Originally sold by Elsie Green of Concord, CA. They have 1,164 product listings from the past six months.
Indexed May 29, 2023 · Source
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The use of ironstone in kitchenware dates back to the 19th century, with origins in England, indicating a long-standing tradition of durable and practical home goods.
French culinary practices often emphasize the significance of mold-based baking, which highlights the artistic and functional aspects of kitchenware from that era.
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