Antique WAPAK Cast Iron SKILLET Frying Pan RESTORED 8 EARLY LOGO Heat Ring
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WAPAK No 8 Cast IronSkillet
10-7/8" Diameter (10-1/8" Diameter without spouts), 15" longwith handle, 2-1/8" HighThis is an antique cast iron skilletwith an outside heat ring and no cracks, breaks, or repairs. On the bottom, ithas "WAPAK" in the straight early form and "8". It has a sharp logo mark. Thereare mold marks and "buttering" on the bottom of the skillet, which istypical of WAPAK as they copied many of their skillets from others.It has been restored byme--thoroughly r...eturned to raw cast iron, seasoned properly at hightemperature, and is ready to display or use. This is a time consuming process.No harsh methods were used on this skillet. Whilethere may be some unevenness in how the seasoning took, it has a nice cookingsurface with only minor utensil marks, pitting, and blowouts (typical of Wapak skillets) that will fill with time andadditional seasoning--see high resolution pictures. There is pitting on the outside of the sidewalls. It only has about 4 newspaperthicknesses of rock from 7 to 2 o'clock when tested on a flat granite surface; it will not spin on a smooth top or other stove. See high resolution photos for more and use the magnify feature.Cast iron can be damaged if droppedor mishandled. I pack all cast iron items extremely well, using bubble wrap andadditional packing materials.I offer multiple shippingoptions--review them all and choose the one with the most value to you. In mostcases, Priority Mail will be both the cheapest and the fastest shipping methodif you are from the East Coast, Midwest or South. However, Parcel Select(Economy) or UPS may be less expensive for large or heavy items shipping to theWest Coast or nearby states. I also will use Priority Mail flat rate shippingupon request, but only if the item will fit safely inside the pre-approved USPSboxes.
10-7/8" Diameter (10-1/8" Diameter without spouts), 15" longwith handle, 2-1/8" HighThis is an antique cast iron skilletwith an outside heat ring and no cracks, breaks, or repairs. On the bottom, ithas "WAPAK" in the straight early form and "8". It has a sharp logo mark. Thereare mold marks and "buttering" on the bottom of the skillet, which istypical of WAPAK as they copied many of their skillets from others.It has been restored byme--thoroughly r...eturned to raw cast iron, seasoned properly at hightemperature, and is ready to display or use. This is a time consuming process.No harsh methods were used on this skillet. Whilethere may be some unevenness in how the seasoning took, it has a nice cookingsurface with only minor utensil marks, pitting, and blowouts (typical of Wapak skillets) that will fill with time andadditional seasoning--see high resolution pictures. There is pitting on the outside of the sidewalls. It only has about 4 newspaperthicknesses of rock from 7 to 2 o'clock when tested on a flat granite surface; it will not spin on a smooth top or other stove. See high resolution photos for more and use the magnify feature.Cast iron can be damaged if droppedor mishandled. I pack all cast iron items extremely well, using bubble wrap andadditional packing materials.I offer multiple shippingoptions--review them all and choose the one with the most value to you. In mostcases, Priority Mail will be both the cheapest and the fastest shipping methodif you are from the East Coast, Midwest or South. However, Parcel Select(Economy) or UPS may be less expensive for large or heavy items shipping to theWest Coast or nearby states. I also will use Priority Mail flat rate shippingupon request, but only if the item will fit safely inside the pre-approved USPSboxes.
