My Collection/Addiction, Odd Pieces
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- Опубликовано: 10 фев 2025
- My Collection/Addiction, Odd Pieces is a video where I share a few odd pieces from my cast iron cookware collection.
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We inherited a 100 year old house built by family. They had a huge walk in pantry full of generations of old cookware that THEY inherited! We have so many pieces of strange cast iron! I'm so glad we found your channel! We had no clue how to get them back in order, but now we are slowly getting them into shape! Thank you so much!!
I have a lodge 120 years anniversary pan and I love it❤️, I love all of your pans in the odd ball collection.
I have my grandfather’s Mi-Pet a 10” wide 3 1/2” deep with lid.
Possibly the most impressive piece is the Phillips & Buttorff with the original lid. 19th century dutch ovens that still have their lids are quite rare.
I was very excited when I ran across it. Even more after it was identified.
that enameled BSR is just beautiful the yellow is timeless, I was lucky enough to recently inherit a BSR no. 8 10 5/8 in. & a 3 notch lodge #8 marked B as well as the #8 chicken fryer they’re currently in a lye tank. I am most excited about the BSR for sure, I know these pans haven’t been cooked in since way before I was born when my grandparents were just married and lived in Alabama. Have a good one Stephen!
Awesome to see that you will be getting them back into use.
hello there............i loved the large skillet , with the centrally placed pour spout nice collection . great share, from a really nice guy thank you , for sharing...............
Thank you and thank you for watching.
Hi Miz
@@raymond5194 .....hey hon , what's good . will see ya tomorrow :).............
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I’d love to see you using one of those cast iron fish fryers
I sure do appreciate you sharing. I really like the little lanterns
Thanks for watching!
A BSR Enamel Pan! That is a nice rarity to have! Thanks for sharing the scripture too!
I love that fish fryer, and a great story to go with it!
I loved this video, I love oddball pieces. The scripture which is our truth is always needed and appreciated. Thanks
I really like the wood handle ones. Nice collection.
Nice to see my old pan with the front spout . Me and the wife did alot of cooking in it worked great on our gas stove.
It is quite the conversation piece around here. I have really enjoyed it.
nice makes my day hope all is well with you
@@dickmiller6994 yes and I hope that all is well with you too.
Wish I could do a video, as I have a collection of really odd vintage pieces. Keep the vids coming, well done
I do have that 2nd pan you were showing , after i found it I looked it up and there is information on it, if I remember correctly it was made by Western Foundry.
You can get those works at hobby lobby. I use them all the time. I have my no. 10 bsr cleaned up and it has. A crack in it. Shucks. Great video.
Your Foundry clock is very cool! I enjoyed seeing your oddball pieces too. I’m finally getting around to ordering your Easy Beezy. Sorry it took me so long. I wanted to use up my Cisco first. I don’t cook with Cisco, just used it to season my CI. Why didn’t just throw it out? Because I was brought up to believe it’s a sin to waste food. My parents lived through the Great Depression so we are all very frugal. Okay, cheap. Thank you for sharing a scripture with us 🙏 God bless you and your family and keep you well.
LOVE that subscriber skillet! Love these "orphan" pieces!
I have a no 3 skillet with no markings at all but has a 7 in. Handle. But it feels really good in your hand. It has a real smooth surface. I actually use it all the time.
I have a cracked #5 Mi-Pet, and I've seen one that said "Chicago, Ill. Milwaukee,Wis" and something else I can't remember, but it didn't say Western Foundry so maybe the brand name changed hands at some point. One of my other odd pieces is a 9" Griswold stove damper. You should be able to get clock movements at Hobby Lobby or other craft stores. They'll have the battery ones on hand and can probably order an electric one if you wanted to go that route.
I do really need to get it running again, Thanks for the info.
Loved it! I have several pieces and just got 3 more for my son and his family in Vietnam. Keep up the good work!
I like my Easy Beezy. Thanks. Handy.
I watched an interesting video on the Borough furnace company on the process of making cast iron skillets. It's located in New York and they make some nice looking pans. They sell for around $300 each.
That was fun!
Thanks Stephen. Very interesting stuff. Sorry but I cannot answer your question about Mi-Pet. I do have some interesting odd pieces as well. a #9 SMS (Southern Mystery Skillet) with a raised 9 and SJ. Very cool. Identical to those some say are Blacklock. I also have a couple skillets that have both gatemarks and the small nub legs. I assumed the nubs are the original size because there are no obvious grinding or saw marks. I also have a lantern just like the first you showed with the spring door. Cool. Some other odd but not unknown are a Chicago Hardware Foundry skillet that has a SaniWare brand. A Ozark/Crescent skillet and also a dutch oven from St Louis, an O'Brien & O'Brien DO from Chicago, as well as a couple skillets identical to Vollrath but with no markings whatsoever. Also several really old pot/caldrons that have long since been relegated to being garden pots. Thanks for all of your videos and service to this community.
That is a nice group of pieces that you have there.
I've been adding to my collection, not all are what is considered collectable. I'm up to around 10 various cornstick pans. I mainly buy affordable pieces, picked up 7 pieces for $20 sight unseen, a couple were worth it but did consist of four #3 China skillets and a #8 Taiwan.
One piece is a #8 size lid with the randomly punched self basting divots. I can't remember who makes them but remember seeing something about it in a video.
Really cool stuff! I love the oddball pieces, even if the collector value isn't high 🍳🍳
I totally agree!
God bless you 🙂
I saw a My Pet Dutch Oven at a Antique Mall a few weeks ago. It was plated but in plating was in bad shape. They wanted 45 and I have more DOs than I have room for so I didn't get it. Ive been regretting it ever since.
I cant believe you have a pan with a pour spout opposite the handle! I've been saying for years that's the most logical and ergonomic place for a pour spout but never knew one was actually made. I have carpal tunnel and turning a full skillet sideways with one hand while using the other to scrape out the contents is impossible. I must grab the handle palm up then it will hang naturally from my hand with no strain on my wrist. This makes a mess pouring over the "helper handle" but I've had to live with that minor inconvenience. I'll be on the hunt for a piece like this now that I know it exists............ BTW, I love the content on your channel.
I have only seen one more like it since acquiring this one but I'm sure more are out there.
Enjoying your channel! I would like to know if you know anything about BSR enamel cast iron pieces? Not much on them (other than online), on RUclips. Thank you for your content, and witness✝️. This is what I get for asking questions before the video is complete😭! Sorry, glad I finished watching. Very informative! Thank you
The Japan piece #6 is interesting! I am restoring a tetsubin Japanese tea pot that has beautiful exterior etching work on it- Hope my e-tank will help!
I bet it will turn out amazing.
@@castIroncookware Will send you a picture when it's completed! love your videos! Thanks for all your inspiration-
@@sethaffoumado8283 that would awesome!
It turned out well- I
'll send pictures to your site-
I believe Mi-pets are from the 1930's. I have 3 pieces #5, #8, skillets and a dutch oven. I've seen a #5 oval roaster, #9 griddle, #3 skillet, and #8 chicken fryer.
I want to add why I believe they are from the 30's. My #8 doesn't say western foundry, but says quintuplet cookware in its place. I believe this particular skillet was made to commemorate the birth of the Dionne girls in Canada in 1934 as the first surviving identical quintuplets.
Great information. Thank you.
I found some info on Reddit about western foundry employee strikes in the 30’s and 40’s but that’s all I’ve found on the mi pet cast iron. I’ve tried searching everywhere after inheriting the chicken fryer from my grandmother who got it from her grandmother. Thanks for the videos and info!
that clock apparatus at the back can be replaced so that it can be functional again
I have an odd ball cast iron skillet. When university rental homes are left by the students, you can get lucky. This has no name, and was quite rusty. My husband took it home. After a good seasoning, it is a favourite. We have also found enamel pans when digging up our garden around our 130 year old house. I always wondered wht they would bury them. Also lots of pieces of dishes. Very strange. Sadly we had to downsize when our 10 children moved out and I couldn't care for the house on my own. Still miss the country.
People back in old days would bury there trash in a low spot on their property, glass, metal, cans, anything that wouldn't burn. Very frugal , to save money.
I inherited my mother in-law cast iron skillet s and I been collecting, for 42 years so just imagine all the pieces I have , I just don’t know how to display them?
I like your cast iron bundt cake pan hanging on wall. May I ask where I may purchase one please. I pray God continues to bless you always.. Thank you!
Lodge still makes them but vintage one can still be found out there. You just have to inspect closely for cracks.
Can you tell us about Cramer bagel pices
Talk about intresting. I found old gate mark C I bowl. Says in Spanish made in Venezuela. I've tried researching it. No luck. It has the foundry name but no luck. Thanks
Very cool
Do you have an Aebleskiver pan? Do not confuse for Pancake Puff Pan please as it is mildly disrespectful. Aebleskiver is a Danish pancake.
I do have an Ableskiever Pan. It took me quite a while to find one made by Birmingham Stove and Range but I finally found one.
Cracker barrel pieces
I have a few. I need to look at their history.
Please change the battery in the smoke detector. PLEASE?
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Of of over 100 skillets, my favorite is a Sidney Hollowware # 8 skillet. Perfect in every way from the 1890s. Paid $40.00 in an antique store. Cast iron from this time were the greatest ever created. Thinner, because a different cast iron formulation allowed it ( not made from melted down engine blocks), no automation and great craftsmanship. Nothing second rate got passed those guys !
Very Cool Pieces!
Thanks for sharing!
I especially liked the single spout, Gated Skillet. I have a couple Lanterns I recently finished. I also have the same clock/skillet with original electric clock. Unfortunately it doesn’t work but doesn’t smell Burt. I need to find a local clock guy.
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