This is a vintage metal ice cream mold made by J. H. Williams Co., patented in 1906. The mold features a clamshell design typical of early 20th century ice cream molds, likely made in the United States. It is a collectible piece reflecting early American kitchenware.

• Made of heavy metal with a dark patina from age and use.

• Embossed with maker's mark "J. H. WILLIAMS CO." and patent date "PAT. 1906" on the top.

• Measures approximately 3.5 inches tall, compact size suitable for individual servings.

• Weighs about 0.96 pounds (15.4 ounces), indicating solid construction.

• Shows good condition with natural wear and patina one of the hinges is broken making the close less able to fit

• Classic clamshell shape designed to create molded ice cream or frozen treats.

This mold was originally used to shape homemade ice cream or sherbet into decorative forms before serving. Today, it serves as a charming vintage collectible or kitchen display piece for those interested in antique culinary tools.