Bakeware - Cookie Cutters

House on the Hill cookie molds are made of a food-safe resin and wood composite. Each mold is individually hand cast and carefully hand finished. Most of the molds are replicas of antique carvings that are now in museums and private collections. Imperfections carried over from the originals add a sense of authenticity and charm. Visit their website (www.houseonthehill.net) for helpful tips for molding and baking pressed cookies.

These molds are traditionally used for Springerle cookies but you can let your creativity go wild: use with clay or handmade paper, make soap, mold butter. Beautiful enough for display.

The original antique design for this rolling pin was likely created to imprint Marzipan for the sides of a cake. Image depicted: a deeply cut vine twines back and forth with leaves and pomegranate, tulip, grape, pod, and flower motifs.

• Roller is 9.75" long, 3.5" wide barrel
• Recipes included
• Clean with a soft bristled brush, do not soak
• Hand crafted and hand finished in the USA