Ceramic Glove Mold - Marigolds meta-related-collection-decorative

Ceramic Glove Mold - Marigolds meta-related-collection-decorativeRarely seen original vintage ceramic glove mold for a medium size Marigold glove. Despite this mold being used in a factory to produce thousands, if not millions of gloves, it is in amazing original condition. Developed in 1947 and launched in 1950, the Marigold glove was only produced in orange for washing dishes, and was considered a luxury item. Now, of course, they are a standard item in any kitchen. Measures: 41cm tall x 10cm wide x 7cm deep UK

as they were often used to display the product

Rare to find this model (235) with the Fleur-de-Lis pattern

and 13 brass

as it has clearly been displayed

dating back to 1731

offers museum-quality for art enthusiasts seeking a luxurious way to enjoy world-class artworks:

An extremely rare BP art poster believed to date from 1970 (marked BP/213/70) promoting BP's Super Visco-Static Motor Oil - these were believed to have been used by dealers and in the promotion of motorsports events around the UK and beyond

A deep blue enamel base with a textured mid yellow upper surface

Originally based in Malvern before moving to Stratford-Upon-Avon

from the skin

A really nice

a Roman Catholic church originally completed in 1868 on the site of an earlier church