Awesome! 1890's Griswold ERIE 2nd Series #7 Skillet with Heat Ring and Maker's Mark Flower and nickel finish! Don't miss this one! Highland foundry We use our Griswold 717

We use our Griswold 717 just about every weekend when its time to throw in a couple pounds of bacon for breakfast

"701 A" is ready for you to add to your collection

including an entire set of Victors

It moves on glass

A first series is a rarer skillet to find

Awesome! 1890's Griswold ERIE 2nd Series #7 Skillet with Heat Ring and Maker's Mark Flower and nickel finish! Don't miss this one! Highland foundry We use our Griswold 717If you want a skillet that lives in rarified air, this would be one of them. Griswold made Erie skillets are the earliest versions of the brand, made in the VERY early 1900s. Early makers made their skillets by hand, and the very first Erie skillets were marked by makers with tampers, shields, and even a nautical anchor. This FLOWER mark is so unique and hard to find, you do not want to miss this. It sits flat and does not spin so perfect for all cook