Griswold #6 Cast outlet Iron Skillet

Striking example of American craftsmanship.

Griswold began production in 1865 in Erie, PA and continued until they sold the business in 1957.

They are widely regarded as the premier name in late 1800s-1900s cast iron.

This logo was used in the 1930s. A nearly 100-year-old skillet.

Measures about 9" across. Perfect size for corn bread.

Very light tap on glass. Absolutely no spin. Sits nice and flat on my gas outlet range.

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Cleaned down to bare metal and fully re-seasoned. Ready to use or display.