Hand-Carved Wooden Springerle Mold - Mold

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Early 20th Century Hand-Carved Wooden Springerle Mold – Double-Sided Folk Art Baking Board

A charming early 20th-century hand-carved wooden Springerle mold, beautifully crafted with an extensive collection of traditional folk motifs. Carved on both sides, this decorative and functional baking mold reflects the rich European tradition of embossed biscuit making while standing as an attractive piece of rustic craftsmanship and folk art.

Expertly carved from a single block of wood, one side features a delightful array of animals, birds, fruit, a beehive, and three traditional figures, while the reverse presents additional wildlife, floral motifs, and fruit-filled decorative panels. The intricate relief carving demonstrates the artisan's attention to detail and gives the piece strong decorative appeal, whether displayed on a wall or added to a collection of antique kitchenware.

Origin: Europe, early 20th century. Handcrafted from solid wood using traditional carving techniques. This mold is highly collectible for enthusiasts of antique culinary tools, folk art, and rustic interior décor.

Dimensions:

Height: 20.6 cm (8.11 in)

Width: 10.1 cm (3.98 in)

Depth: 2.6 cm (1.02 in)


Condition: Good overall antique condition with age-related wear, minor surface marks, and natural shrinkage cracks to the wood, consistent with age and use. The carvings remain crisp and well preserved, making this an authentic and decorative collector's piece.

A fine example of traditional European craftsmanship, ideal for collectors of antique kitchen antiques, carved wooden objects, or country-style decorative art.

Early 20th Century Hand-Carved Wooden Springerle Mold – Double-Sided Folk Art Baking Board

A charming early 20th-century hand-carved wooden Springerle mold, beautifully crafted with an extensive collection of traditional folk motifs. Carved on both sides, this decorative and functional baking mold reflects the rich European tradition of embossed biscuit making while standing as an attractive piece of rustic craftsmanship and folk art.

Expertly carved from a single block of wood, one side features a delightful array of animals, birds, fruit, a beehive, and three traditional figures, while the reverse presents additional wildlife, floral motifs, and fruit-filled decorative panels. The intricate relief carving demonstrates the artisan's attention to detail and gives the piece strong decorative appeal, whether displayed on a wall or added to a collection of antique kitchenware.

Origin: Europe, early 20th century. Handcrafted from solid wood using traditional carving techniques. This mold is highly collectible for enthusiasts of antique culinary tools, folk art, and rustic interior décor.

Dimensions:

Height: 20.6 cm (8.11 in)

Width: 10.1 cm (3.98 in)

Depth: 2.6 cm (1.02 in)


Condition: Good overall antique condition with age-related wear, minor surface marks, and natural shrinkage cracks to the wood, consistent with age and use. The carvings remain crisp and well preserved, making this an authentic and decorative collector's piece.

A fine example of traditional European craftsmanship, ideal for collectors of antique kitchen antiques, carved wooden objects, or country-style decorative art.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Manufacturer/brand
Hand-Carved Wooden Springerle Mold
Country of Origin
Europe
Material
Wood
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
20.6 cm
Width
10.1 cm
Depth
2.6 cm
Estimated period
1900-1910
FranceVerified
1050
Objects sold
98.45%
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