Piece of American history. Late 1800's antique #7 Round Cast Iron Stove Eye Griddle. Elegant and hard working. SC24 Skillet lid weighs barely 3 pounds

weighs barely 3 pounds

This pan sits flat so perfect for all surfaces

It seems that for a brief period of time there was a foundry (as opposed to being made in another facility like Griswold or Wagner on their behalf) that was owned by two brothers in Chicago during the early 1900‘s

Very cool but tragic story

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Piece of American history. Late 1800's antique #7 Round Cast Iron Stove Eye Griddle. Elegant and hard working. SC24 Skillet lid weighs barely 3 poundsFor those that are searching for some unique cast iron to add to their collection, consider this round stove eye griddle for your next piece! Iron from the 1800s can be difficult to pinpoint exact foundries, so we like to leave it up to your imagination. Gate marking is the term used to describe where the cast piece is broken off and finished. In describing pieces that were cast prior to very early 1900, Gate Marked pieces refer to castings where the