Priced to Sell 1920's Griswold #8 Skillet with Large Block Logo and Smooth Bottom, 704 E bread making Why someone would try to

Why someone would try to do this is only conjecture but we think its because they thought it would be flat after grinding

This one is smooth as glass and amazingly untouched

and then also as a table top spacer between the pot and the table

Griswold did make a style like this but as far as what‘s been seen

Really cool daily user that's been cooking since the early 1900's

Priced to Sell 1920's Griswold #8 Skillet with Large Block Logo and Smooth Bottom, 704 E bread making Why someone would try toWeve seen lots of the classic vintage (soon to be antique!) Griswolds #8 Large Block Vintage Skillets and this one is a survivor! This "704 M" is priced to sell because it was as some point was likely used in a high heat environment like a campfire and the iron heated to the point it left a red hue. There's virtually nothing else about this piece that would keep it from being mint otherwise. Its smooth rounded bottom skillet replaced the previous