PRIMITIVE BUTTER MOLD Strawberry and Leaves Motif Circa Late 1800s English Pottery This mainstream décor popularity supports

This mainstream décor popularity supports demand for older

Produced in Staffordshire during the height of England’s ironstone industry

the early designs were intended for reuse as “Brownie Tins” once the tobacco was gone

The beautiful Art Nouveau pattern was introduced by William Rogers in 1894

or as functional storage

PRIMITIVE BUTTER MOLD Strawberry and Leaves Motif Circa Late 1800s English Pottery This mainstream décor popularity supportsOffering a wonderful PRIMITIVE WOODEN BUTTER MOLD from the late 1800s. The wooden butter mold measures about 6 high including the handle. The press area is 3 in diameter and carved with a pretty strawberry, vines and leaves. The carvings are still deep and not worn. There is a small crack in the press area but it doesn't affect the design. A second crack is is the holder but it can only be seen from the underside. Other than that, it is in great