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What To Consider Before Purchasing Sidney Cast Iron? Check the logo carefully before you buy. Older pans such as Sidney Hollowware are lighter than other iron. Thinly cast pans are more prone to warping, and the iron may rock or wobble on a flat surface. Thin pans can warp and bow easily. (Preheat your skillet to a lower temperature first)
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You do not need a Griswold if you want a great skillet. And if you are starting in the world of collecting ironware. Then, it is hard to look past Sidney Hollow Ware. However, with any antique, please research carefully before buying.
Dec 31, 2013 · About a year and a half ago, I was fortunate enough to find a #10 Sidney Hollow Ware Co. skillet on a popular auction site (you know the one ) for a very reasonable price. As I was working on a collection of Griswold nickel pieces at the time, I didn't think much about it at first - however, the SHWC skillet soon became my favorite user.
Aug 23, 2016 · This article will teach you everything you need to know about buying, cleaning, cooking and maintaining old skillets. My wife and I are not cast iron collectors (honest, really..), we only buy what we plan to cook with.
Jan 29, 2019 · Before you buy a vintage cast iron pan, make sure it is in fact vintage. Look for a stamped trademark or logo of the foundry that made the piece. This might be as simple as the name of the city where the pan was made, or a more elaborate script, logo or symbol.
If your pan has a logo, you can take advantage of books to determine when it was made and how old it is. Some of the best resources, in this case, include: Smith and Wafford—Blue Book– This book carries information on cast iron skillets produced by Favorite Co., Sidney Hollow Ware, Wapak, Griswold & Wagner.
The bakeware collection was extensive, forming molds for french bread, vienna loaves, cornbread, golfball brownies, bundt molds, corn pone pans, and so much more. There are approximately 30 gem pan styles to collect. Some are easy to find, others are far more difficult. You can link to some of our Wagner offerings below!
