18th- And 19th-century Gingerbread Or Cookie Mold
A carved wooden gingerbread or cookie mold from the 18th–19th centuries, featuring a woman on one side and a man on the other, often associated with ginger due to the traditional use of this spice in cookie and gingerbread doughs of the time.
Frequently crafted in Europe (particularly in Central or Northern Europe) in the style of 19th-century folk art.
The figures are dressed in richly detailed, traditional-style clothing.
Originally intended to imprint patterns on dough for festive cookies (gingerbread, springerle), it is now highly prized as a wall or kitchen decoration.
Frequently crafted in Europe (particularly in Central or Northern Europe) in the style of 19th-century folk art.
The figures are dressed in richly detailed, traditional-style clothing.
Originally intended to imprint patterns on dough for festive cookies (gingerbread, springerle), it is now highly prized as a wall or kitchen decoration.
1 100 €
Period: 18th century
Style: Renaissance, Louis 13th
Condition: Good condition
Material: Solid wood
Width: 27
Height: 81
Depth: 6
Reference (ID): 1820179
Availability: In stock
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