Glasfabriek Leerdam - Mold (3) - 3 Art Deco pudding molds

These pudding and jelly moulds are iconic design pieces from Dutch and European culinary history, largely dating from the 1930s.
The middle mould: Andries Dirk Copier, produced by the renowned Glasfabriek Leerdam.
This opaque, pastel-coloured glass is called Colopal. It was made by adding metal oxides to the glass mixture. This soft pink/peach-like variant is a highly sought-after collector's item.
Dating: Introduced and produced in the 1930s (circa 1930–1938).

The outer moulds: are made of clear pressed glass. This type of clear, heavy pressed glass was produced on a large scale in the same period (the 1930s to the 1950s). Although Glasfabriek Leerdam produced comparable oval models with palm-leaf or ribbed motifs, British factories (such as Bagley Glass or Tala) also produced exactly these half-litre or 'half-pint' shapes for export.

Good condition.
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