A 1903 Registered W.H.L. Ceramic Jelly Mould in the Form of a Sunflower sub-Antiques was one of the great

was one of the great pattern designers and his influence can be clearly seen in the nature of the copper work here

The button remains un-cleaned presently

the label in latin reading ‘Adamsia palliata on Eupagurus Bernhardus Commensalism’ and further makers label for T Gerrard & Co Ltd

it was hugely popular

whilst the screw off finial reveals the concealed lead reserve at the other

A 1903 Registered W.H.L. Ceramic Jelly Mould in the Form of a Sunflower sub-Antiques was one of the greatOrigin: English Period: Early Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1903 Height: 3 inches Width: 5. 25 inches The antique ceramic jelly mould in the form of a sunflower, the base marked W. H. L. R. d 406531. The mould is in good overall clean order, with some minor discoloration spots to the interior, but with no cracks, chips or signs of restoration. A fun piece of Edwardian period kitchenalia.