Showing posts with label chocolate mold. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chocolate mold. Show all posts

Monday, March 16, 2009

Antique Chocolate Molds


Antique chocolate molds date to the mid 1800's and are collected by many folks, not just chocoholics like myself. I have a number of them, most of which I purchased in the 1970's or 80's.

This butterfly mold I found recently and had never seen one before.....I am not sure of its age but the rust and darkened color of the tin was appealing enough that I didn't care how old it was.


My favorites are the bunnies of course. I will save the Santas until a Christmas post.....


This tall fellow is very heavy.......he opens at the bottom and is hinged at the top. These molds may be used for beeswax and chalk ware as well as chocolate.....you know my preference!


If you have been following my posts you will recognize this little fellow which I picked up at the Webster Flea market last week.


This character is in his formal wear.....perhaps he was on his way to the Easter morning church service!


I love this running bunny giving the little chick a ride on top!

Sunday, February 15, 2009

Love Affair with Kitchen Collectibles







My love affair with all things from the kitchen started in my Nana's farmhouse when I was very young.........Our kitchen is mostly blue and white right now with all the yelloware packed away. These white French enamel canisters were found at Brimfield.