Stephanie's bake house
Two Vintage Easter Chick, Duck Chocolate/Candy/Soap Molds FDA Approved Plastic
Get ready for Easter with these vintage chocolate/candy/soap molds! This set includes two FDA approved plastic molds, one in the shape of a hatching chick and the other in the shape of a duck, with 11 holes for ducks and 6 for chicks. These molds are perfect for creating Easter or spring-themed treats and decorations. The molds are made of durable plastic and are easy to clean and reuse. They are also refrigerator safe, allowing you to easily store your creations until you are ready to use them. With their all-over pattern and clear color, these molds are the perfect addition to any baking or decorating collection. One of the chicks has a crack at the head, which is clearly visible in the posted images.
Specifications
| Return Shipping Will Be Paid By | Seller |
| All Returns Accepted | Returns Accepted |
| Item Must Be Returned Within | 30 Days |
| Pattern | All-Over |
| Number Of Holes | 11 Ducks, 6 Chicks |
| Shape | Hatching Chick, Duck |
| Occasion | Easter |
| Color | Clear |
| Material | FDA Approved Plastic |
| Item Length | 7.25 in |
| Design | Hatching Chick, Duck |
| Brand | CK and Apollo |
| Type | Chocolate Mold |
| Item Height | 9.75 in |
| Theme | Easter, Spring |
| Features | Easy Clean |
| Country/Region Of Manufacture | United States |
| Item Weight | 2.5 oz |
| Character Family | Easter |
Get ready for Easter with these vintage chocolate/candy/soap molds! This set includes two FDA approved plastic molds, one in the shape of a hatching chick and the other in the shape of a duck, with 11 holes for ducks and 6 for chicks. These molds are perfect for creating Easter or spring-themed treats and decorations. The molds are made of durable plastic and are easy to clean and reuse. They are also refrigerator safe, allowing you to easily store your creations until you are ready to use them. With their all-over pattern and clear color, these molds are the perfect addition to any baking or decorating collection. One of the chicks has a crack at the head, which is clearly visible in the posted images.
