Antique Trottier / Ft Brevete copper baking mold made from heavy gauge copper. Stamped. Charles Trottier, a copper and tinsmith, founded his own company in the market district of Paris in 1814. He was known for making the finest pastry and jelly molds in 19th century France. The mold measures is 5" high by 6" in diameter and weighs 17.34 ounces.

18th century American iron bread peel. New England, circa 1780. Note the wonderful hand forging. Measures 40.5" long x 7.5" wide.

19thc copper top tin mold with grape design. Measures 6 inches long, 4.5 inches wide and 4.5 inches high. Good original condition. Tin lined

English 19th century copper top tin pudding, or baking, mold. Very good condition. Measures 6.5" long x 5" wide x 5" high.

Antique country firkin, or storage container. American, mid 19th century. Pine with oak banding and handle, copper rivets. Measures 9.75" high x 9" wide at the lid and 10" wide at the bottom.