Cast Iron Cookware

Item 2228

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This is a very pretty piece that is just screaming to be put back to use with someone’s grill or broiler. Features the raised center bow type grill to allow juices to drip. When they do, you can pour them off, or use them to baste using the pour spout. This is a great piece which will be beautiful on the wall or when being used. Not quite perfect – as there is a hairline crack in one of the tines. Almost certainly American made by one of the older foundries.

Marked: Unmarked.

roughly 10” 1/2 diameter

Cleaned via lye method, hand buffed and seasoned with 3 layers of non-GMO canola oil

No chips, or notable flaws save for the hairline crack in one tine. Sits flat when tested on a sheet of glass. Small amount of tool and wear marks on the piece.

$60 shipped

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Item 2381
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This is an absolutely gorgeous mortar and pestle. You could use it immediately (though we always recommend washing, or adding another coat of seasoning before use), this is a later piece and I suspect it was made in the late 19th to early 20th century. It came out a apothecary – early drug maker shop in New Jersey along with two others.

3” 3/4 diameter (at top of lip), 4” tall. Pestle is 6” long.

Cleaned via lye method, hand buffed and seasoned with 3 layers of non-GMO canola oil.

No cracks, chips or wobble when tested on a sheet of glass. Beautiful interior shape with almost no wear..

$100 shipped

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Item 2034

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Nice BSR (Birmingham Stove and Range) Century skillet from the 1950s.  Sits flat, smoothed but not stone polished (factory finish) – so it has a slightly textured surface.  This is a solid user level skillet that will be great for searing, and general cooking.   Like all BSR skillets this has a heat ring and the distinctive shaped to the underside of the handle.  There is a small casting flaw in the heat ring of this piece.

Marked: “Made in USA No. 5 8 1/8 In”

8” 1/8  diameter excluding spouts and handles.

Cleaned via lye method, hand buffed and seasoned with 3 layers of non-GMO canola oil.

No cracks, chips or wobble.   Cooking surface is non-polished BSR and is rougher than the glassy polished pieces that BSR produced. There are only a few tiny flea bite tool marks that should fill in easily with use.  Should only improve with use.

$37.99 shipped

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Item 1564

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Not cast iron but blacksmith made wrought iron.  Nice three prong (fork like) tip on both sides of the tongs.  Not sure what these were used for but they tested negative for lead or heavy metals, so they’ll be fine for food use.  Cleaned and seasoned.  Hand peened attachment.  Delicate and finely made.  These would be amazing as a display piece.

Unmarked

Cleaned via lye method, hand buffed and seasoned with 3 layers of non-GMO canola oil.

No chips, cracks.

$50 shipped

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Item 2123

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Sold as found.

You don’t find a lot of old ones like this.  These were used from the pre-Revolutionary War period until about 1860.  Hearth trivets (also called high trivets, butler’s trivets, and footman’s trivets) were pretty much done by the 1860s – as hearths were replaced with wood stoves in homes across the Americas.  This is a hand wrought piece made by a blacksmith with an elaborate (but fanciful bird design).  I cannot tell if the plate is iron or steel – but I suspect it’s steel due to the thinness and detail work on the design.  Steel before 1857 was expensive (the cheap manufacturing of steel in factories started in the late 1850s following the development of the Bessemer converter), so this likely was owned by a very wealthy family (which also has to do with why these are called butler’s trivets, or footmen’s trivets as they’d use these to keep dishes warm by a hearth.  This is a great example with a lot of extra details, hand peened and a wood handle with a a brass ferrule.  Wood on handle is slightly split as can be seen in the pictures.

Stands roughly 9” tall, is 15” long at the longest points, and just over 7” wide on the plate.

Sold as found.

No cracks, chips. 

$165 shipped

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Item 1991
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Blacksmith made wrought iron straight skewer over 15” long with the number 19 marked in the side.  I suspect this was made for cooking meat, but I’m not 100% sure on that.   Has a large circular ring with a 2” 1/2 diameter for gripping on one end.  VERY sharp.
Only marking is the number 19 which appears to have been hammered into the iron using a die.  Because of that, and the fact it is blacksmith work it was probably made after 1850, but prior to 1870, when cheaper man made wire would have been available for use for items like this.

15” 1/4 long

Cleaned via lye method, hand buffed and seasoned with 3 layers of non-GMO canola oil.

No cracks or chips.

$40 shipped

As always we are happy to take back pieces if you are not 100% satisfied.  (Please see return policy)