Griswold #7 Victor Unmarked Cast Iron Skillet - JMB Restorations For Sale

Griswold #7 Unmarked Victor Cast Iron Skillet This piece was produced by Griswold in Erie Pennsylvania sometime between 1910 and 1930. It’s been, stripped, seasoned, and is ready for use or display! The pitting on the backside was caused by the type of fuel used in stoves back in the day and is strictly cosmetic. Otherwise this piece is beautiful. Sits flat, cook surface is superb, and is one of the lightest skillets Griswold ever made in this size.I have lots of experience shipping cookware, so be sure your piece will be safely packed. I ship with whatever carrier is the cheapest.Dimensions: Although every manufacturer is different, this table gives you an idea of the average diameter of a piece based on its size number across multiple foundries. If you’d like exact dimensions, feel free to just ask!Size Approx. Diameter (in)
2 6
3 6.5
4 7.0
5 8.0
6 9.0
7 10
8 10.5
9 11.5
10 12.0
11 12.7
12 13.6
13 14.1
14 15.0Restoration Process: This piece was stripped down to bare metal using nondestructive methods, then carefully seasoned using my own seasoning recipe. None of my pieces will be sticky or patchy. The seasoning you receive is a perfect base layer to start your cast iron journey. I put special care into each piece that passes through my hands.About myself: My name is Joe of JMB Restorations and I’ve been restoring vintage cookware for the better part of four years and have handled hundreds of pieces. I take pride in what I sell and try to be as forthcoming on condition as possible. I make and use my own seasoning recipe on all my pieces. If there are any questions don’t hesitate to reach out!Disclaimer: Use photos as part of description. Some of these pieces are over 100 years old and have experienced a lot of love over the century. They are reasonably expected to have some marks from use over that time; scratches, light pitting, etc. If there are any major issues I will outline them above. Thank you for looking!