HTF 1930's Griswold #4 Cast Iron Skillet with Large Block Logo, 702, Smooth Bottom. Collector Grade Foster Stove Company This is priced to sell

This is priced to sell because it had pitting from having water in it for a long period of time

There is a lot of discussion around the "flatness" of holloware pieces

This skillet was acquired in a collection from a long time Griswold collector in Maryland

slant style

and produced cookware locally without consideration a future need to know their origins

HTF 1930's Griswold #4 Cast Iron Skillet with Large Block Logo, 702, Smooth Bottom. Collector Grade Foster Stove Company This is priced to sellOur full catalog, cleaning and care instructions, and more can be found at www. castandclarabell. com Beautiful piece! For the collector, the number 4 skillet is a more challenging one to find. Some say that its because the number 3 skillet was so popular that ones around the 3, like the number 2 and number 4 werent as necessary when they were made in the early 1920s. For the home chef, we think that the number 4 is actually a better all purpose