Collecting Jelly Moulds

Do you enjoy collecting jelly moulds? Antique and vintage jelly moulds look wonderful hanging on a wall or displayed on a dresser, and of course make beautiful jellies for children's birthday parties or retro tea parties.

Here is a selection of jelly moulds available for purchase in my Etsy Store:- Vintage & Antique Jelly Moulds

Small pink anodised aluminium moulds

1940's grey steel mould

1950's glass jelly mould

1930's green pottery mould by Bristol Kitchen Ware

Victorian ironstone mould

Vintage eathenware mold, with a bunch of grapes design

Green & Co jelly mould, 1930's

This late Victorian amber glass jelly mould was a free give-away in 1899 with 'Flett's Fresh Fruit Jellies'

Pyrex round jelly mould from the 50's

Victorian ironstone mould with a beautiful pattern

An interesting glass mould with an anchor pattern, dating from the 1930's

A round glass mould with a Star of David pattern, 1950's

This is just a few of the moulds I have for sale. Many double as pudding and cake moulds. I hope I have whetted your appetite. Click here for the full selection:-  Jelly Moulds for sale

I wish you all a Happy Easter holiday, and don't eat too much chocolate, but eat lots of jelly! Here is a bunny rabbit mould, in case you need inspiration!

Victorian ironstone Easter Bunny mould

My Etsy store: Minerva By The Sea


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