1800s 7 Gatemarked Cast Iron Griddle - Portugal

Up for your consideration is this beautiful 1800’s #7 Cast Iron Griddle with Ornate Handle. Original foundry milling still showing on the cooking surface! A Gate Mark appears as a raised “scar” or “slash” across the bottom of many different pieces of cast iron cookware. Gate marked items typically

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Late 1800's Antique #7 Round Griddle with Gate mark and Raised 7 – Cast & Clara Bell

This gate-marked, unbranded griddle has survived for many decades and is in great shape. It has been seasoned once and can be put into service. It

Vintage #7 Cast Iron Shallow Griddle-Gate Marked-Cleaned & Seasoned

This gate-marked, unbranded griddle has survived for many decades and is in great shape. It has been seasoned once and can be put into service. It

Vintage #7 Cast Iron Shallow Griddle-Gate Marked-Cleaned & Seasoned

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Late 1800's Antique #7 Round Griddle with Gate mark and Raised 7 – Cast & Clara Bell

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1800s 7 Gatemarked Cast Iron Griddle

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Late 1800's Antique #7 Round Griddle with Gate mark and Raised 7 – Cast & Clara Bell

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