Wilton has a 9" one at Michaels. I bought it but haven't used it yet. I don't use wilton pans but the shape was nice and it is very deep. I plan on using it as a top layer with one of my regular pans.
Just got one two weeks ago from a consignment shop. It says on the outside of the box icecream cake set. It's an 8 inch dome with an inner dome that can be filled or baked and then inserted into the 8 inch. Google it and see if you can find it. It works really well I used it to make Minnie and Mickey last week. Good luck
I think I'm asking the wrong question. I think they are called contured shap cake pans
Is this pan you are referring to:
http://www.wilton.com/store/site/product.cfm?id=3E30AC61-475A-BAC0-576DFD7F18559E1D&fid=3AF6304E-475A-BAC0-50470F6C6F24FF49
I tried adding a pic but am having problems
Toni Ann
I am talking about a contoured pan. It is a 9 inch pan by about 3 inches deep and it has a deeply curved bottom edge so that when turned over it looks like a carved dome cake... made by Wilton at Michael's.
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