If you‘re searching for some unique cast iron to add to your collection, consider adding this flat handled, raised #10 skillet. The double pour spout is reminiscent of patterns in the late 1880‘s.  It sits flat so its perfect for any cook surface. It is one of the nicest of this age that we‘ve seen. The handle is smooth and the bottom has a really cool raised 10 and foot nubs that make it flat on glass.  Rolled lip style.  Really cool daily user that's been cooking since the early 1900's.  

Priced to sell from refurbished pitting from being left in a moisture rich area.  The area was just inside the pan.  All rust has been removed and it is 100% restored and ready to use.  

Background on Gate Marking: Gate marking is a term used in describing pieces that were cast prior to very early 1900, when gate mark casting became obsolete. Many foundries during this time are considered "no name" or "unknown" foundries, and produced cookware locally without consideration a future need to know their origins! So while its virtually impossible to know the exact date and location of their creation, they were most likely manufactured in the mid atlantic/ohio area. However this is a best guess at best! This pan has been restored and seasoned three times in organic beef tallow. Its got a cool handle reminiscent of the fancy handles, and is a great piece to cook with OR to display in your gourmet kitchen.





DISCLAIMER: We have prepared this piece to be ready to use or displayed in a collection. All pieces are vintage and therefore are not in perfect condition. Please use the photos as description. History of use means these pieces will have small marks and inconsistencies which we feel give them special charm. All items are sold as is and we have done our best to present them as such. Please review all pictures and ask for further clarification if needed. Thank you! - Cast & Clara Bell