Contributed by Pejepscot History Center
Description
Pudding was a popular dessert of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Molds were available to form the tasty treat into pleasing shapes. Molds came in a vairty of shapes and sizes, such as this one with the design of a corn husk. Others may create grapes, asparagus, or even fish.
This pudding mold came from the kitchen of Martha Skolfield, of the Skolfield-Whittier House in Brunswick.
About This Item
- Title: Pudding mold, ca. 1900
- Creation Date: circa 1900
- Subject Date: circa 1900
- Location: Skoflield-Whittier House, Brunswick, Cumberland County, ME
- Media: Metal
- Dimensions: 13 cm x 10 cm x 16 cm
- Local Code: SWH pudding mold
- Collection: Skolfield-Whittier Collection
- Object Type: Physical Object
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Pejepscot History Center159 Park Row, Brunswick, ME 04011
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