Set of Tinned Confectionery Molds - Charles Trottier, 19th Century (price for the set of 28 pcs)
ID: k00974
Category: Other
Subcategory: Metal Decorations
Location: Old store
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Condition: Used
Description: An extensive set of historical confectionery molds made of tinned sheet metal, designed for baking cakes, pies, pastries, and sweets. Various shapes and sizes, including molds for fruit tarts, bundt cakes, cake bases, floral patterns, and smaller decorative pieces. Some molds bear manufacturer's marks – e.g., "Trottier", "Préveté Déposé", and French hallmarks. Beautiful authentic condition with patina that highlights their original use and age. Suitable as decoration, for a collection, or for stylish interior presentation. Charles Trottier, a metal manufacturer and tinplate worker who opened a firm in Paris around 1814. In the 19th century, the Trottier brand became synonymous with luxury baking molds and confectionery products (cakes, jellies, macarons, chocolate molds). The "Fnt" hallmark denotes the manufacturer (Fabricant), sometimes "Brevetté" is also stated, corresponding to patents and trademarks used from the mid-19th century.
Additional info: set of 28 pieces
14 500 Kč / €604
