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10/21/2026

$295 plus shipping - Griswold Erie No. 8 Second Series Cast Iron Skillet (1886-1892)

For your consideration is a highly collectible Griswold Erie No. 8 Cast Iron Skillet. This very early Griswold skillet was made before Griswold put their name on the back (sometimes referred to as "pre-Griswold"). There were known to be 6 different series of these Erie marked skillets made. This particular skillet is a 2nd series since it features an outside heat ring and a makers mark. This series was produced between 1886 and 1892 making this skillet up to 140 years old. You should expect this skillet to continue to increase in value over time.

This skillet generally has a very smooth surface. It sits almost completely flat and will not spin making it suitable for all cooking surfaces. This skillet has been restored and seasoned and is ready for use.

This skillet will be carefully packed to arrive at your home safely. Please don't forget to check out my other cast iron skillets for sale. I accept PayPal and ship to the lower 48.

10/21/2026

$140 plus shipping - Lodge "Snowman" Carlisle No. 8 Cast Iron Dutch Oven c. 1930s - Rare

The "Snowman" Carlisle Dutch Oven is a rare, vintage cast-iron piece widely believed to have been manufactured by Lodge around the 1930s for private-label distributors like Carlisle Foundry and hardware stores. It features a raised number on the lid and a hand-scrawled "Snowman" marking on the bottom. This is a beautiful piece of cast iron. It sits flat and has been fully restored and seasoned.

All sales will be carefully packaged to arrive safely at your home. Please don't forget to check out my other listings as well. I accept PayPal and Venmo and ship to the lower 48.

10/19/2026

$120 plus shipping - Vintage Wagner Ware Sidney Bacon and Egg Breakfast Skillet 1101A

For your consideration is a beautiful 1950s Wagner Ware Stylized Logo vintage thumbprint bacon and egg breakfast skillet. The surface is smooth and the skillet sits completely flat.

The skillet will be securely packaged to protect it during shipping. It has been fully restored and seasoned. I accept PayPal and Venmo and ship to the lower 48.

10/19/2026

Wow beautiful

Oh, what I would do for a Chambers stove!!! 😍
It’s crazy because sometimes I feel like I’m going backward in time, but somehow moving forward in my life.
I feel like here in America, we’ve spent so long finding ways to make everything quicker. Easier. More convenient. And listen… I was the woman who NEEDED easier. I worked the long hours, lived the hustle, and tried to squeeze a whole life into whatever little bit of me was left at the end of the day.
So I understand grabbing whatever saves you a few minutes. Sometimes you’re just trying to get supper on the table and make it to bedtime.
But now that I’ve slowed down, I’m realizing how much I enjoy the very things I used to need to hurry through.
I want to chop the vegetables. Make something from scratch. Tend to the plants. Piddle around my home. Cook a meal that takes all afternoon while the house smells good and there’s nowhere I need to rush off to.
I want the extra steps. I want to take the extra time.
Because I’m finding that the more time and care I put into something, the more satisfaction I get out of it. Sitting down to a meal I spent time making, watching something grow that I’ve tended to, looking around at a home I’ve poured myself into… that feels GOOD.
And I’ve had to ask myself… what am I saving all this time FOR? To scroll? To watch TV? To sit there watching somebody else enjoy the very things I keep saying I don’t have time to do?
That one stepped on my own toes a little. 🤭
There’s nothing wrong with resting or enjoying a show. But I’ve realized how easily I can rush through something that would actually fill my cup, then lose an hour on my phone without even noticing.
There’s something about working with my hands and putting love into the everyday things that sets my soul on fire. I’ll catch myself doing something so simple and think… Lord, I love this little life. 🥹
I used to wonder how much more I could fit into a day. Lately, I’m learning how good it feels to actually be present for the day I’ve been given.
And yes, I know an old stove is still just a stove. But when I look at one, I picture myself in the kitchen, taking my time, making something good for the people I love. And that sounds like a pretty beautiful way to spend my time.
Would you want one of these?! Have you ever seen a Chambers stove or cooked on one? Tell me about it! 🫶🏼

10/19/2026

Griswold Cake Molds

Good evening. Not long ago I learned that Griswold made cake molds. I was lucky enough to get my hands on two of them recently. I was able to buy a Griswold Lamb Cake Mold and a Griswold Rabbit Cake Mold. Although it's hard to tell from the pictures, these are big and heavy. The lamb is 14-1/2" long and weighs over 12 pounds. The rabbit is a little smaller at about 10" and weighing about 6 pounds. The lamb I purchased is the largest of Griswold's 3 lamb molds and in my opinion the nicest. This one (947/948 pattern number) is the leg forward lamb. The lamb was made around 1920. The rabbit around 1940. I can't wait to make a cake in this lamb mold for Easter. At the current time these are not for sale but I may change my mind at some point.

The original cake mold recipe that came with the lamb is below.

10/19/2026

Cast Iron Coming Soon...

These are all ready sale and will be posted over the next few days. Thanks for following.

10/18/2026

$120 plus shipping - Favorite Piqua Ware "Puritan" No. 9 Cast Iron Skillet c. 1916

For your consideration is an early 1900s Favorite Piqua Ware Puritan branded No. 9 Cast Iron Skillet. These Puritan skillets were made by Favorite, to the same standards as other Favorite cookware, for sale in Sears, Roebuck & Co. The surface is smooth and the skillet is lightweight.

All skillets will be carefully packaged to arrive safely at your home. Please check out my other listings. I accept PayPal and Venmo.

10/18/2026

$100 plus shipping - Favorite Piqua Ware "Puritan" No. 8 Cast Iron Skillet c. 1916

For your consideration is an early 1900s Favorite Piqua Ware Puritan branded No. 8 Cast Iron Skillet. These Puritan skillets were made by Favorite, to the same standards as other Favorite cookware, for sale in Sears, Roebuck & Co. The surface is smooth and the skillet is lightweight.

All skillets will be carefully packaged to arrive safely at your home. Please check out my other listings. I accept PayPal and Venmo.

10/17/2026

Sold - Vintage Wagner Ware Sidney Bacon and Egg Breakfast Skillet 1101A

For your consideration is a beautiful 1950s Wagner Ware Stylized Logo vintage thumbprint bacon and egg breakfast skillet. The surface is smooth and the skillet sits completely flat.

The skillet will be securely packaged to protect it during shipping. It has been fully restored and seasoned. I accept PayPal and Venmo and ship to the lower 48.

10/17/2026

$200 plus shipping - Vollrath No. 8 Deep Skillet with Fully Marked Lid (1920-1940)

For your consideration is a beautiful Vollrath No. 8 Deep Skillet with a matching fully marked lid. This is a really nice set and is rare to find together with a matching lid. The deep skillet is approximately 11 inches across and 3 inches deep. Great for stews, chilli, fried chicken, etc.

All sales will be packaged to arrive safely at your home. Please check out my other listings. I accept PayPal and Venmo and ship to the lower 48.