Wonderful old chocolate mold with age-related patina, which can probably no longer be used for chocolate pouring because of its slight rust, but gives off an enchanting deco piece and is a great collector's item.
This is a chocolate bar, wonderfully detailed work, with a scene "Dance in the May"
It comes from the German traditional company Anton Reiche in Dresden and bears the number 60012.

We have left this form in its found condition so as not to deprive it of its charm!

Background information on Anton Reiche, Dresden:
The company was founded in 1870 by the then 25-year-old farmer's son Anton Reiche in Wilsdruff. He learned the art of sheet metal forming during his years as a journeyman in Paris at Létang Fils and brought it to his Saxon homeland. In 1877 he specialized in the production of metal tinplate forms and tinplate packaging. As he was a clever businessman, he processed the waste into toys, money boxes and advertising signs etc..
Crucial to his success, however, was the switch from expensive copper chocolate molds to the much cheaper tinplate chocolate molds. (Source: Source: M.Wolf Chocolate & Chocolate Molds)

Dimensions:
Height about 9 cm / 3.54"
Width about 17.5 cm / 6.88"
Depth about 1 cm / 0.39"

Unit Price!
Sale without decoration!

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