Candy molds from the early 20th century were found during the restoration of a mansion in St. Petersburg

In St. Petersburg, during the restoration work in the Bryullov mansion on the Kadetskaya line, ceramic molds for making sweets were found. They were created at the beginning of the twentieth century.

Delovoy Peterburg, citing a representative of the Gang team of local historians, Ksenia Sidorina, writes that antique objects were found in the courtyard of the house after opening the floors in the former carriage houses. Fragments of dishes, tiles and fragments of tiles from the end of the 17th century were also found there.

Later, the tiles will be restored, reinforced and assembled into a single artistic canvas, which will become part of the interior of the Bryullov house.

Professional chefs will be involved to restore the historical assortment of marmalade, clarifies 78.ru .

Earlier it was reported that the Assay Chamber building was restored in St. Petersburg. A sports complex with a swimming pool was opened in it. The press service of the governor of the city, Alexander Beglov, noted that the task was extremely difficult: there was only one wall left of the Assay Chamber building, a difficult situation with foundations, and residential buildings nearby.

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