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Posted 1 year ago
DebraG55
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We picked this up at a local flea market but do not know what it is for sure and niether did the vender. It appears to be a 9 x 12 cake pan 2'' deep with a lid attached that can not be removed, welded fast by manufacture but slighly curved on only the covered end? This is however quite a conversation piece in our collection when company comes. We have gotten all kinds of comments on this piece. We collect this color of graniteware however so we purchased it ( the price was good!) We would very much like to know what it is. Does anyone know what this pan may have been used for?
GranitewareGraniteware describes enameled metal coffee pots, colanders, salt-and-peppe…