Pennsylvania redware cake molds

Article Abstract:

Pennsylvania cake molds were famous dishes used for baking sponge cakes during the 19th century. Usually made of tin, iron, copper and occasionally stoneware and redware, these cake molds allow the equal distribution of heat that consequently produces a smooth cake consistency.

Equipment and supplies, History, Baking, Cookware

---

Pennsylvania pottery banks

Article Abstract:

Redware pottery coin banks were very popular in the 19th century. Among the most artistic were those made in Pennsylvania. Being fragile, only a few of these Pennsylvania pottery banks survived, but their quality attests to the skill of the craftsmen that created them.

Pennsylvania, Pottery, American, American pottery, Coin banks

---

Collecting New England redware

Article Abstract:

Roger Pheulpin is one of the few art collectors with a vast knowledge on New England redware. Some of his collections include rounded foot and glazed pots native to Bristol County, MA, and 18th century jars from Maine.

Methods, Collections and collecting, New England, Collectors and collecting, Collectors (Persons), Pottery, Pheulpin, Roger

Similar abstracts:

• Abstracts: Rest. Hardware stock takes off. High Point booming. RTO pioneer spreads wings
• Abstracts: English lustreware. The female Peales: a portrait of the artists. Quimper pottery
• Abstracts: Pennsylvania German furniture. Antique needlework tools. Who is that man in the coach? a needlework hypothesis
• Abstracts: The kingdoms of Edward Hicks. A new way of seeing Historic Deerfield. Soup tureens at Winterthur
• Abstracts: Stenciled table runner and placemats. A Belsnickel theorem. Herald angels: a stenciled tablecloth

This website is not affiliated with document authors or copyright owners. This page is provided for informational purposes only. Unintentional errors are possible.