
Vintage Moira Pottery Co. Ltd. Copper-Wash Decorative Molds
This is a pair of vintage decorative kitchen wall hangings, consisting of a fish-shaped mold and a circular fluted ring (bundt-style) mold. Produced by the Moira Pottery Co. Ltd in England, these items are likely ceramic with a lustrous copper-wash or metallic glaze finish, mimicking the appearance of solid copper kitchenware. The fish mold features intricate embossed details including scales, fins, and a textured head, while the circular mold showcases a classic spiral fluted pattern. Each piece is equipped with a small metal ring at the top for wall display. Physically, they exhibit a warm, metallic rose-gold hue with deeper oxidation in the recessed details that provides visual depth. The craftsmanship shows high-quality pressing or casting typical of mid-20th-century English pottery (c. 1950s-1970s). In terms of condition, there are visible surface scuffs, minor scratches, and areas of tarnish or patina consistent with age and decorative use. No significant cracks or chips are immediately apparent from the facade, though the metallic coating shows slight variation in brilliancy. These pieces represent a popular mid-century style of 'cottagecore' or traditional kitchen decor, designed for aesthetic appeal rather than rigorous culinary use.
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Estimated Value
$45.00 - $75.00
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Category
Antique Kitchenware and Decorative Ceramics
Appraised On
March 1, 2026
Estimated Value
$45.00 - $75.00
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Made in England by Moria pottery co. Ltd
Item Description
This is a pair of vintage decorative kitchen wall hangings, consisting of a fish-shaped mold and a circular fluted ring (bundt-style) mold. Produced by the Moira Pottery Co. Ltd in England, these items are likely ceramic with a lustrous copper-wash or metallic glaze finish, mimicking the appearance of solid copper kitchenware. The fish mold features intricate embossed details including scales, fins, and a textured head, while the circular mold showcases a classic spiral fluted pattern. Each piece is equipped with a small metal ring at the top for wall display. Physically, they exhibit a warm, metallic rose-gold hue with deeper oxidation in the recessed details that provides visual depth. The craftsmanship shows high-quality pressing or casting typical of mid-20th-century English pottery (c. 1950s-1970s). In terms of condition, there are visible surface scuffs, minor scratches, and areas of tarnish or patina consistent with age and decorative use. No significant cracks or chips are immediately apparent from the facade, though the metallic coating shows slight variation in brilliancy. These pieces represent a popular mid-century style of 'cottagecore' or traditional kitchen decor, designed for aesthetic appeal rather than rigorous culinary use.
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