Birds

Manufacturer: German--Anton Reiche
Circa: Prior to World War II
Mold Number: 17712
Price: 56.00
Shipping Cost: Actual shipping + Ins.

Comments: A cute little pelican sitting by the sea.  I think he is waiting for unsuspecting fish to swim by.   A well detailed mold with the mold number, date and the manufacturer mark on the flange.

Manufacturer: Austrian--Teiche
Circa: Prior to World War II
Mold Number: 1732
Price: 165.00
Shipping Cost: Actual shipping + Ins.

Comments: This is a Fantastic mold of an Art Deco style Stork.  He is so stylized, it feels like he is staring out at me from the 1920's.  He is marked Teiche-Wien on the flange.

 

Manufacturer:  United States--T. C. Weygandt
Circa: Prior to World War II
Mold Number: 274
Price: 475.00
Shipping Cost: Actual shipping + Ins.

Comments: This is a large turkey ready to be at the table for the holidays.  Great detail for all his feathers and his fan tail.

 

Manufacturer:  American
Circa: After World War II
Mold Number: None
Price: 45.00
Shipping Cost: Actual shipping + Ins.

Comments: This is a nice little flat mold of a duck and a chick.  They seem to be all dressed and ready for Easter.  The Chick has flowers on her head and down her front.  The Duck is all ready in a bow.  This is a nice mold that displays very well and could even be hung on a wall in the kitchen.

 

Manufacturer: United States--Eppelsheimer e
Circa: Prior to World War II
Mold Number: 6514
Price: 59.00
Shipping Cost: Actual shipping + Ins.

Comments: This is one small Tom Turkey. He is small but proud, standing tall with his feathers fluffed and his fantail spread wide.  I guess he is just the right size for a mouse family Thanksgiving or as an individual dessert.  This a well detailed mold with a nice patina, just right for a collection, Big or Small.

 

Manufacturer: European
Circa: Prior to World War II
Mold Number: None
Price: 66.00
Shipping Cost: Actual shipping + Ins.

Comments: This is a great mold of a little "Rubber Ducky" that anyone would love.  This guy has a lot of "attitude" also with his tail perked up and sticking out his tongue a bit!  A fun little mold with a good patina.

 

 

Manufacturer: United States--Jaburg Bros.
Circa: Prior to World War II
Mold Number: 20
Price: 115.00
Shipping Cost: Actual shipping + Ins.

Comments: This is a proud highly detailed rooster.  He is ready to crow his pride to the world.  I would love to have a chocolate3 one of these next to my cornflakes in the morning.  A Nice mold with good detail and is well marked on the flange.

 

Manufacturer: French--LeTang et Fils
Circa: Prior to WWII
Mold Number: None
Price: 215.00
Shipping Cost: Actual shipping + Ins.

Comments: This is a great looking Hen with a nest.  The molds are a good pair and display well together.  I don't think anyone would be unhappy if had a chocolate chicken from this mold for Sunday dinner.  They also have great detail and patina.

 

Manufacturer: German--Anton Reiche
Circa: Prior to World War II
Mold Number: 31978
Price: 56.00
Shipping Cost: Actual shipping + Ins.

Comments: All the hens start screaming ...."Elvis!!!!!" whenever this rooster chick comes along with his guitar and wild comb.  A great mold with good detail.  He is well marked with the mold number and manufacturer on the flange.

Manufacturer: German--Anton Reiche
Circa: Prior to World War II
Mold Number: 22819S
Price: 135.00
Shipping Cost: Actual shipping + Ins.

Comments: This little guy is ready to take on this brave new world. Fresh from the egg with a "can do" attitude on his face.  A wonderful little mold that is well marked on the flange and has a good patina.

Manufacturer: U.S.- Weygandt
Circa: After World War II
Mold Number: 316
Price: 38.00
Shipping Cost: Actual shipping + Ins.

Comments: This mould is a good price--the detail is excellent with even the eggs showing.

Manufacturer: United States--Eppelsheimer
Circa: Prior to World War II
Mold Number: 6213
Price: 45.00
Shipping Cost: Actual shipping + Ins.

Comments: This is a nice mold of a mother duck sitting on her nest.  The mold has great markings on the flange .  I'm not sure what kind of duck she is...but possibly a Mallard since Eppelsheimer was a New York firm.  A well detailed and nice mold.