Cast Iron Cookware

Item 1951

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Sold as found.

This is a promotional advertising skillet made for Dwight Eisenhower’s 1952 presidential run for president.  This is a VERY rare piece as not a single cast iron collector or any of the presidential collectors we have spoken to have ever seen one.  It appears to have been cast by Martin Stove and Range in Birmingham Alabama based on the design and style.  It looks like it was originally plated with brass and swathes of it remain and what is left is a very cool patina.  This is a special piece for any collector.

Marked : “I Like Ike” on the face of the ashtray

3” 3/8 diameter,  4” 3/8 cigarette holder to cigarette holder, 5” 5/8 overall length.  1” high.

Unrestored

Sold as found.  no cracks, or chips are present.

$80 shipped

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Item 1839

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Sold as found.  Clean.

5 cast iron trivets of butterflies.  One large, 4 small.  Made in Taiwan  .

Marked: ”Taiwan”

Sold as found.

NOTE:  THIS IS AN ADD ON ITEM.  IF PURCHASED BY ITSELF A PRIORITY MAIL SHIPPING CHARGE ($7) WILL BE INVOICED TO YOU.  IF PURCHASED WITH A LARGER PIECE THERE WILL BE NO SHIPPING CHARGE.  YOU MAY ADD UP TO 3 TRIVETS WITH NO ADDITIONAL SHIPPING CHARGE

$16 Add on item.  If purchased by itself a priority shipping charge will apply.

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

Item 1813

Lightly cleaned.  Sold as found.  Could be used right away.

Alaska Ice Breaker – ice crusher made by Alaska Freezer Co  Art Deco – Mid century modern era.  This is a tabletop model I imagine would have been on someone’s home bar back in the day.  Just drop in some ice cubes turn the crank and voila!  crushed ice.  The company that made these existed from the 1920s to the 1950s so the styling is somewhere between art deco and Midcentury modern.  This one doesn’t need much work at all.  Plated iron and what appears to be an enameled steel base.

Marked:  “Alaska Ice Breaker model  38 – then has the parts numbers on each part  50CB3,  38CB2, 38CB1 (which presumably is the model number then Crusher Base 1-2-3 and the then the handle) which is marked 2.38A8.

Sold as found.

$55 shipped

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Item 1517
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Unrestored.  Sold as found.  All original.

Alexanderwerks is a foundry started in 1885 in Germany.  The founder Alexander von der Nahmer, brought back the idea of a hand cranked meat grinder from America and decided to make his own in his factory in Germany.   They made a lot of home kitchen products including meat grinders (yes, we have some if you’d like) and this fruit juicer which is pretty cleverly designed, with the juice coming out one end and the pulped fruit out another (near the crank).  These in German are called beerenpress, which may have something do with brewing, or maybe with berries.  Alexanderwerk is still in business today.

Marked:  “Alexanderwerk 376”

15” x 11”

Unrestored

In great shape.  Clean it and use it.

$50 shipped

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

Item 2063
Please note all pictures on our site are of the actual piece you will receive, not a stock photo of a similar piece. Additionally all our pieces unless marked otherwise are fully restored and seasoned.

Lightly cleaned and oiled, not fully restored

This is the earliest version of the White Mountain Apple Parer/peeler that I’ve ever run across. D.H Goodell was the witness to the patent (he later became the name/owner of the patent and produced these and many other models under the Goodell name). This one is an oldie with a 1881 patent (add link) which list it as an apple parer, gorger, and slicer. In great shape with the early head that did not have the large shaver like attachment. This probably was an early production piece as the 1 in the date is backwards, and that was corrected fairly early on. Usually early ones of these are marked with the Goodell name and Antrim, NH and usually have a different cutting head. Turns freely.

Marked: “Pat. June, 14, 1881” as the only markings. Note that the 1 in “14” is backwards, and a casting drip obscures the 81 of 1881.

9” 1/2 x 6” 5/8 when at it’s smallest.

Lightly cleaned and oiled only. Otherwise as found.

No cracks, or chips. Works great.

$55 shipped

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Item 1637
Please note all pictures on our site are of the actual piece you will receive, not a stock photo of a similar piece.  Additionally all our pieces unless marked otherwise are fully restored and seasoned.  Just wash them and start cooking.

Arc Logo “Wagner” flat bottom kettle made between 1890-1920.  Close to if not over 100 years old.  Essentially this is a great stew pot like a deep dutch oven.  Cooking surface still has traces of mill marks but also has some flaws (pitting in a few spots), and tool marks.  Great piece.  Sits flat.

Markings:  “Wagner” Sidney O 8 (on the bottom)

Size: 10”  diameter, 6” 7/8 tall.

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

No cracks, chips, wobble or bow, when tested on a sheet of glass.  Cooking surface is very good but there are some pits.  Will improve with use.

$95 shipped

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