Atlantic Mold was a popular company in the mid-20th century known for producing ceramic molds and providing ceramics for hobbyists to paint at home. Their molds were widely used for creating decorative items, including animal figurines, holiday decorations, and household items. Many of these pieces were hand-painted, making each one unique.

Atlantic Mold pieces are often found at estate sales and antique shops, and they are collected for their nostalgic appeal and connection to the mid-century crafting movement. The goose and goslings motif was a common theme, reflecting the era's interest in nature and domestic scenes. The value of these pieces varies depending on the condition, rarity, and the quality of the painting.