1890's 3rd Series ERIE #8 Skillet with Heat Ring, 704 B. Amazing piece of culinary history. Wonderfully light to use Pop Over one of the most expensive

one of the most expensive parts of the casting process was the patterns that were used to hand manufacture them

and unmarked one with an open frame

This huge #14 skillet was fully restored from the condition we found it locally at a barn sale

perhaps from being too close to the stove eye and they ended up burned on the ends

1890's 3rd Series ERIE #8 Skillet with Heat Ring, 704 B. Amazing piece of culinary history. Wonderfully light to use Pop Over one of the most expensiveOur full catalog, cleaning and care instructions, and more can be found at castandclarabell. com ? utm_source=EL Just flat out gorgeous this Erie 3rd Series skillet needs no other description. It sits flat so perfect for any cook surface. Made between 1890 and 1905, these Pre Griswold skillets are highly sought after for collectors AND for cooking enthusiasts. The reason is from the design and lightweight nature of Griswold iron. This hard to find 8