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1. www.castironcollector.com › forum › threadsIntroducing Falkirk - Cast Iron Collector Forums

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   Mar 1, 2023 · New member. Mar 1, 2023. #1. I’d like to introduce you to Falkirk, a brand name unfamiliar to many of you, but treasured by people from Southern Africa as well as the United Kingdom. Pictured below are two Dutch Ovens and a round belly, three-legged pot, or cauldron, if you like. The latter is quite legendary in Southern African cooking ...

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3. www.worthpoint.com › worthopedia › falkirk-madeRare Falkirk Made In Scotland 8B Cast Iron Dutch Camp 14 ...

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   Source eBay. Rare Falkirk Dutch Oven made in ScotlandThe oven has been used twice and seasoned over the last 15 years that I have owned it- I had a buddy of mine season it after a camping trip, but he failed to clean it first. I just showed it a different friend and he offered to clean and re - season this a few days agoHe first cleaned it with ...

4. falkirklocalhistory.club › around-the-areaCarron Company - Falkirk Local History Society

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   Carron Company. In 1759, two Englishmen, Dr. John Roebuck and Samuel Garbett, along with William Cadell of Cockenzie decided to form a company for the purpose of making iron. They resolved to use a method which had been perfected by Abraham Darby of Coalbrookdale in which coke was used in the furnace, instead of the more usual charcoal.

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6. falkirklocalhistory.club › around-the-areaProducts: Solid Fuel Fireplaces and Cookers – Falkirk Local ...

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   The oven is heated by convector air thus dispensing with the oven flues common to the older type of cooker. A new type of dial control supplies pre-heated air to the fire, and thermostatic oven control is also provided.” [Falkirk Herald 28 September 1946] About 1947/48 there was an upheaval in the solid fuel appliance market.

7. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Carron_CompanyCarron Company - Wikipedia

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   Carron Company. The Carron Company was an ironworks established in 1759 on the banks of the River Carron near Falkirk, in Stirlingshire, Scotland. After initial problems, the company was at the forefront of the Industrial Revolution in the United Kingdom. The company prospered through its development and production of a new short-range and ...

8. www.collectorsweekly.com › kitchen › dutch-ovensAntique and Vintage Dutch Ovens - Collectors Weekly

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   1 watcher. RARE Vintage 1906-1926 Griswold No. 9 Tite Top Cast Iro…. $279. 2 watchers. Vintage Magnalite Wagner Ware 4269-M 17qt Roaster Dutch…. $275. 2 watchers. Antique Unbranded No. 12 Cast Iron Dutch Oven With Lid/…. $250.

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   What is a Dutch oven?

   • Thought to take its name from cookware brought to the New World by 17th-century pilgrims, a Dutch oven (or "DO" as called by collectors) generally describes any cast iron pot with three legs, a heavy bail handle, and a concave lid. The legs...

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   Is Falkirk a real brand?

   • I’d like to introduce you to Falkirk, a brand name unfamiliar to many of you, but treasured by people from Southern Africa as well as the United Kingdom. Pictured below are two Dutch Ovens and a round belly, three-legged pot, or cauldron, if you like.

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   Where did cast iron cookware come from?

   • According to information gleaned from the internet, cast iron existed as cookware in Europe since the iron age and “potjiekos” emerged in the Netherlands and Spain, when communities would cook together during wartime. The three-legged pot is believed to have arrived in Africa in the 17th century with the early Dutch and British settlers.

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10. www.carters.com.au › index › itemFalkirk Cauldron Dutch Oven with Lid - Kitchenalia - Stoves ...

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    Falkirk three cast Dutch Oven with lid, cauldron shape You must be a subscriber, and be logged in to view price and dealer details. Subscribe Now to view actual auction price for this item