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Figural ice cream molds make whimsical holiday deserts.
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Pre 1920 item# 951916 (stock# LFTR 433)
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owl - $135.00 sunflower-$85.00
turkey - $125.00 ear of corn -$90.00
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Delicious, decorative deserts can be made with these wonderful fall-themed ice cream molds. As is typical, pewter ice cream molds show most of the very fine detail on the inside of the mold.Their condition is excellent. Eppelsheimer & Co. turkey, #650, is roughly 3 1/2" by 3 1/2". Eppelsheimer & Co. owl ,#663, about 4" tall. Very nicely detailed ear of corn 7" long has no maker's mark but does have the number 270 - not an Eppelsheimer number. The sunflower is 3" in diameter and unmarked. Again, very good detail. Pre - 1920.
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Thanksgiving turkeys are kitchen chocolate molds.
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Pre 1940 item# 947673 (stock# LFTR 406)
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large- $295.00 small- $95.00
medium- $135.00
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Large turkey (on left - standing on single bale of hay)-
Beautifully detailed,hinged chocolate mold is marked Eppelsheimer(spinning top mark)#7502 Made in U.S.A. The overall measurements for the mold are 5 1/2" wide by 6 1/2" tall. Very full-bodied.
Middle turkey - nicely detailed, quite similar in design to the left one - however, unmarked. 4 3/8" wide by 5" tall.
Smallest turkey - on the right . Again nice detail, no maker's mark but the number 55 14 is on the mold . 3 1/2" wide by 4" tall.
All three molds are tinned steel, good condition and I believe them to be pre - 1940's. The photos show details well.
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Rabbit chocolate mould figure is really tall.
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Pre 1940 item# 879836 (stock# LFTR 382)
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$575.00
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Outstanding 17 1/2" tall rabbit in classic pose - backpack basket on his back - in excellent molding condition. At some time during its life it has been retinned. Details are quite sharp. Most probably made by Eppelsheimer, marked with the number 8000. It is absolutely identical to another mold # 8046 which is 14 1/2" tall and in Divone's book is identified as made by Eppelsheimer( price of the smaller one is $475.00).Both molds date before WWII.
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