Large and gorgeous 1800's (Philo Penfield Steward pattern) antique #10 Skillet. Very cool Best lodge vintage Why does it move

Why does it move

There are marks and casting flaws as is the norm for Wapak griddles

We‘ll miss this one when it goes so don‘t delay

There are some usual sulfur pittings on the bottom from where it was used over a VERY large eyelet on a wood stove

It has been fully restored and has been seasoned three times with our beef tallow

Large and gorgeous 1800's (Philo Penfield Steward pattern) antique #10 Skillet. Very cool Best lodge vintage Why does it moveWe came across this skillet from a collection from a long time collector. We were able to get a dozen pieces or so, and have begun listing them for your consideration. This one is an unmarked version of the very popular Philo Penfield Stewart patterns, that were widely lauded designer from the mid 1880s. As we learned more from general consensus, it seems that the "PPS" pattern was often copied by mid 1800 American foundries because of its superior