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Late 19th Century Confectioners Moulds

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Late 19th Century Confectioners Moulds Late 19thc century sycamore confectioners moulds %%alt5%% %%alt6%%
Two wonderful sets of confectioners moulds in such good condition as to seem unused. A range of animals, reptiles and fish are represented along these bars as crisp as you like.
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£85.00  UK
$108.43  USA
€102.56  EU
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Dimensions7 1/4" the short one and 11 1/2" the other. Category Antique Treen Date C1900  1900s Antiques Material Sycamore Origin English Condition Beautiful, possibly unused in their lifetime. Item code as980a189 / 1306 Status For Sale

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Anthony House AntiquesPrivate dealer
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Near Lampeter, Ceredigion
Mid Wales

Tel : 07977547061
or : 01570470239

Non UK callers : +44 7977547061 or +44 1570470239
 
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Late 19th Century Confectioners Moulds
 
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