press mould1
/ˈprɛs məʊld/(US press mold)
noun
A mould in which clay or a similar substance is shaped by being pressed into it.
Origin
Early 17th century; earliest use found in Simon Sturtevant (fl. 1612). From press + mould.
press-mould2
/ˈprɛsməʊld/(US press-mold)
verb
[with object] To make or decorate (an object) using a press mould.
Origin
1950s. From press mould.