HTF! 1920's O'Brien and O'Brien (Chicago, IL) Cast iron Skillet lid!. Unique for the collector! cast iron pan The bottom surface has some

The bottom surface has some pitting from over the years of use

It‘s from the WagnerWare days

This adorable #7 waffle iron (#973) made by Griswold was made in the early 1900's

We don‘t see too many of these in Southeastern PA so coming across one of these fully marked skillets is a real treat

and has been seasoned 3 times

HTF! 1920's O'Brien and O'Brien (Chicago, IL) Cast iron Skillet lid!. Unique for the collector! cast iron pan The bottom surface has someOur full catalog, cleaning and care instructions, and more can be found at www. castandclarabell. com pages cacb This is a unique one! Not much is known about the O'brien and O'Brien foundry. It seems that for a brief period of time there was a foundry (as opposed to being made in another facility like Griswold or Wagner on their behalf) that was owned by two brothers in Chicago during the early 1900's. They look similar to the Ozark foundry pieces