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dutch ovens and cast iron cookware in the south in the Early to Mid 1900‘s
(testing not available
The base of the iron was originally finished with what is referred to as "Japanning"
however most Dutch ovens were not made this way
likely in the early 1920‘s
The Classic! 1930's Wagner Ware #8 Cast Iron Skillet with Stylized Logo, 1058 E breadstick maker dutch ovens and cast ironThe little black dress, the 1964 Mustang, and the #8 skillet all classic American standards, at least to us! Wagner Ware, made in Sidney Ohio, was known for their amazingly light and smooth cast iron cookware. This skillet is a prime example! The skillet is perfect for toasting a grilled sandwich on a cold night or making a quesadilla for the kids after school! It has been fully restored using both lye bath and electrolysis methods and has been
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