Cake mold 1800 - 1850

This anonymous, 19th-century cake mold is a fascinating example of utilitarian ceramic art. Made from glazed earthenware, the mold features a distinctive spiral design and a central opening for creating ring-shaped cakes. The mold's use of yellow and brown glaze, combined with its simple, functional form, exemplifies the aesthetic of domestic pottery during this period. Though the creator remains unknown, this object provides a glimpse into the everyday lives and culinary practices of the past.