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Description
This cookie board/mould has an angel on one side and a rooster on the other. On the rooster side there is a seal (wax?) and a date that's reads "AD 1572". The wood is very hard and and has a "waxy" feel. The seal features a crown, what I believe is three helmets, a drapery, and other various little things. The text on the seal reads "Pro Fidelitate". If it is repro , it is very well done, and the seal seems to be an unnecessary addition. I'm open to any opinions, and was just curious. Thank you.
Category
General Antiques and Collectibles
Medium
Hard wood
Distinguishing marks
Guild or abbey seal
Condition
Good
Size and dimensions of this item
8" x 13.5" x 1"
Date Period
16Th century
Weight
Unknown
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Re: 16th century cookie board/mould with guild or abby seal
Figured it out. Reproduction! Disregard post.