Metal deep-set baking or gelatin mold with lid and handle, perfect for tall creations, likely from 1940s-1950s USA.
Metal deep-set baking or gelatin mold with handle and lid, perfect for tall creations.
Metal deep-set baking or gelatin mold with handle and lid, featuring a tall cylinder with a hole.
Metal deep-set baking or gelatin mold and lid with handle, perfect for tall creations.
Metal deep-set baking or gelatin mold with handle, perfect for tall creations, likely from 1940s-1950s.
Metal deep-set baking or gelatin mold with lid and handle, perfect for tall creations, likely from 1940s-1950s USA.
Metal deep-set baking or gelatin mold with handle and lid, perfect for tall creations.
Metal deep-set baking or gelatin mold with handle and lid, featuring a tall cylinder with a hole.
Metal deep-set baking or gelatin mold and lid with handle, perfect for tall creations.
Metal deep-set baking or gelatin mold with handle, perfect for tall creations, likely from 1940s-1950s.

Metal deep-set baking or gelatin mold and lid with handle

Spoons Kitchen Exchange / Cake pans
$25.25

A deep-set pan with impressive height, this baking mold is perfect for a strikingly tall Bundt cake or Jell-O creation. The lid seamlessly fits the pan and has a sturdy lid. Unsure of the country of origin, but likely USA, research indicates it’s from 1940s-1950s.

Specs + Info
  • 6” diameter at the widest point, 6” tall

Condition + Era
  • Excellent - Minimal signs of wear, limited to surface-level such as light scratches, fading, or fraying.
  • Antique - Produced before 1923
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A deep-set pan with impressive height, this baking mold is perfect for a strikingly tall Bundt cake or Jell-O creation. The lid seamlessly fits the pan and has a sturdy lid. Unsure of the country of origin, but likely USA, research indicates it’s from 1940s-1950s.