19th-Century Copper Decorative Mold

19th-Century Copper Decorative MoldTwo metals reigned supreme during the Victorian era: brass and copper. In the eyes of design lovers, they represented a yearning for the past, and more specifically, a nostalgia for the artisanal craftsmanship of time gone by. The enduring appeal lives on through historic pieces such as this. Display it on a wall or shelf and find joy in the unique patination. Due to its age and lining, this is not food safe and is intended for decorative use only.

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