Show Us Your Cast Iron Pieces !!!

[Spinaker]

Even though I said I was taking a break from acquiring new cast iron. I am in the hunt today. Two large estate sales are calling my name! Hopefully I can find a few gems.

[Mr. Bones]

Happy CI huntin, Brother!

[Mr. Bones]

Reckon my CI trivet collection has been increasin, as well...

[Mudkat]

Oops! Pretty cool stuff. What is the woven piece in the bottom two pics?

[EdF]

Nice!

[jgreen]

Reckon you might be right. Cool looking little gems.

[Mr. Bones]

FireMan How's bout a Favourite Piqua #3, fer starters?
Hopin this feeds yer need, brother!

[FireMan]

The hands that made that are long gone Mr. Bones. Another nice piece!

[HawkerXP]

[Mudkat]

Awesome piece! A pancake or omelette maker perhaps?

[HawkerXP]

Trying to get this ready for the Virginia, Maryland, West Virginia meat up / campout in a couple of weeks. Mudkat

[Mudkat]

Looks ready from here!

[Mr. Bones]

Mudkat , here ya go, brother, in answer to yer previous question...

What is the woven piece in the bottom two pics?

Jus an Old Mountain trivet, I liked th design, so bought it!

[Mudkat]

Cool!

[Mr. Bones]

Bout 7 7/8" dia., fwiw Mudkat
big enough to handle some Iron

[Polarbear777]

CI lodge wok, center part sanded smooth. Most folks disparage heavy CI wok, but indoors with and underpowered burner, you can load it up with energy and work in batches and turns out some good stuff.

Outdoors the thin carbon steel over a mega burner is better, but the CI is nice to have for certain situations.

[Mr. Bones]

Stellar job, sandin that all out, an gettin it seasoned up right!
Kudos, brother!
Bravo Zulu!
Hope yer elbows are fine as a frog's hair, split four ways!

[Spinaker]

I love my cast iron woks. I like them better than my carbon steel.

[Polarbear777]

The 15” skillet. Largest one I’ve seen with a pot type handle. Probably the largest one I can drive on the stovetop as well.

[Polarbear777]

It’s only one handed when completely empty and depends on the arm the hand is connected to.

[Mudkat]

Lol. Hydraulic arm? 😀

[texastweeter]

got the same one. sees lots o action at my house.

[Polarbear777]

Of course have to include the DO.

[Mudkat]

All beautiful pieces Polarbear777! You have them all in great condition. What's in the pot?

[Polarbear777]

I think that was a fryer chicken being roasted hot.

[Frozen Smoke]

Some dang nice pieces here! Nice trivet collection Mr. Bones I don't see any of those around here.

[Mr. Bones]

Frozen Smoke
Thanks fer yer kind words!
Them trivets all come from either Amazon, or ePay...
Nuthin vintage, rare, unobtanium...
I needed more trivets, I liked th above ones.

[Mr. Bones]

Might as well post some more pieces I've gotten recently
First up to bat is a Miami #8...

[Spinaker]

That is a great looking pan, Bones.

[Mr. Bones]

Next up, some cute, lil ol enameled Wagner Spoon rests / Ashtrays (I've seen em used fer both, over th decades )

[Mudkat]

More cool stuff Mr. Bones!

[FireMan]

Hey Spin, whatya think of the Stargazer. It’s on our stove for ever. Even my wife loves it now that she got used to the handle, small hands ya know. I like it cuz I can pick it up "from above", top handed and let the handle nudge into my wrist/forearm. I don’t know if you mentioned using it. This thread has really gotten some mileage.

[Spinaker]

I love my Stargazer. It is a great pan. And I love the handle!

[Spinaker]

I love the Field too. It is a great, light weight skillet. I use them both. But my Finex sets still get the most work.

[Spinaker]

Just got the notice today.......my 12" Stargazer has shipped! Stay tuned for an unboxing!

[Spinaker]

BTW.......I just threw down on a duel-handle Marquette Casting pan. No. 13! I don't have any No. 13's in my collection.

Although, some of their pans are made in China, these duel handle pans are made in Michigan, USA!

[Mr. Bones]

Yikes, Knee-Ice skillet, Brother!
Ya must have it least as bad as what I do...
No #13's in my collection yet, either, but ya may justa opened a door, LOL!
I will release this Exclusive CI Sneak Preview, though: see below: