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Early Cast Iron Collector. 1800's American Industrial Age
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Charles Tutuer Co was name only. He contracted with Chicago Hardware Foundry to produce NUYDEA marked products.
I should add that the leg attached to the handle on mine is worn from dragging on the stones in front of the Hearth. Yours shows little usage (little to no wear on the legs) or the leg could have been...
Neumann was guessing a bit. I've seen three of these revolving griddles in various states and finally purchased a decent piece. Not a warming tray. Every wonder why the griddle plate is so small? I ha...
All sort if wrong info posted here. Not CW. Sprue is a channel not a gatemark (learn a little bit about casting). Nothing definitive about an Eddyville link other than hearsay. I saw an image similar ...
I see this was posted a few years ago. I agree that it is likely early 1900s. These are Pie Plates. Do it have any look of grinding along the edge? I can dare better with more pics or additional info ...
How do you know they are from that date range. I have 8 different designs. https://www.pinterest.com/stkpc/vintage-iron-biscuitcookie-presses/
Lodge 4 in 1.
English made. http://www.brattonvillage.org/reeves_ironworks.htm
Incense Burner. I have one. Made in Japan. Some marked "Japan" on them. Usually the handle is broken on these. There is a few more styles (designs) out there.
Whoever bought the Griswold #2 for 350 got a deal when they easily go for over a thousand. This pan on the other hand has little collector value but will work just fine in any Kitchen. Most likely Bir...
not rare and not very Collectible.
35-50 Dollars. For rarity (being marked) than anything. Nice.
Griddle. A full picture of the bottom will tell more about the age.
This is pre 1900.
I picture of the bottom is needed.
A BBQ sounds nice. I used to live in Fairfield, Travis AFB and Suisun from the 60's to the 70's.
Being discussed here. https://www.facebook.com/groups/griswold/ I can say its being looked into but no promises as there are many pieces of Cookware made from all over with no distinguishing ...
Any markings? Also an item of this size is a Camp Oven. Where was this found?
Let's see a Picture of the Bottom of the Dutch Oven. Those "Bumps" are for Basting. Moisture from steam would collect on the Lid and drip down on whatever being roasted. More info coming.
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