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Made between 1924-1940 sits flat, no cracks, excellent restored condition.

10.5” at pour spouts
9.3/4 top
8” cooking surface

Ready to use.

160.00 shipped lower 48
Venmo preferred, cleared check unless I know you. MO, I’m easy.







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Bump for a good looking skillet. I haven’t been chasing them for a while, but that looks to be a fair price for someone wanting a solid piece that will hold its value. GLWS

I have a set of 5-8 of Griswold skillets, nice skillet here.

Thanks fellas.

I had a PM asking about restoring a skillet, I do them starting at 25.00, you pay two way shipping of course.

I have several Griswold skillets. That one does not look bad at all and, believe it or not, $160 is not a bad price.

Free bump.

I'll take it. PM incoming.

Steve

Thanks LD

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I'll take seconds if Citrus doesn't work out.

I believe I owe you one. Send me your address

been using griss for over 50yrs, mine are seasoned so good you can fry eggs like in non stick, DO NOT USE SOAP TO CLEAN

Soap doesn’t contain lye anymore, it’s safe for cast iron,

That is true, but I still try to avoid using soap. Coarse salt and a chain mail scrubber are usually enough to clean up cast iron for me.

I wasn't all that interested in mom's and grandma's cast iron but after learning that my teflon cookware wasn't good for me, I got out a no brand made in usa pan and put it back into shape. Works pretty good. I kept the glass lids from the teflon pans and they fit things good enough to hold in heat and splatter. A larger cheap Lodge that I was given as a gift is slowly getting there as I don't use it that often.

I wash using soap but I do not leave the pan in the sink for long.

Old people knew stuff.

Ain’t that the truth, turns out they were right after all.

The wife uses salt, cooking oil and a paper towel to clean her cast iron.
Seems to do the job.