Another maker of CI cookware besides Lodge and Finex

[Ken Davis]

Stumbled upon this just this morning. Don't know if it's been posted before. If so, just delete this one. 

http://boroughfurnace.com/

[Russell Ware]

It says they season their cast iron with flax seed oil.

[Valerie Johnson]

The 2 skillets shown are a 12" Braising Skillet $320.00 and a 9" Frying Skillet at $280.00, I think I will stick with the misc pieces I find at yard sales and flea markets, Don't get me wrong I am all for Made in America I just think that $320 for a new cast iron skillet is way out of my budget range :o

[Stuart Lowery]

"Made from 100% recycled iron, melted using waste vegetable oil, each piece is hand cast and finished and comes to you pre-seasoned with organic flax seed oil.
Each skillet will have slight variations in appearance due to its hand finishing and is tagged with its edition number".

Sounds highly "collectable", I can easily see that in 50 or 100 years someone will hold one up and say "I've never seen another one" ::)

[Dave Sommers]

The 2 skillets shown are a 12" Braising Skillet $320.00 and a 9" Frying Skillet at $280.00, I think I will stick with the misc pieces I find at yard sales and flea markets, Don't get me wrong I am all for Made in America I just think that $320 for a new cast iron skillet is way out of my budget range :o

Amen

[Robert Bearfield]

I ALSO HEARD THAT THERE ARE A FEW AMISH THAT MAKE CAST IRON PAN, ECT.

[Valerie Johnson]

John Wright in Wrightsville Pa makes some bakeware, mostly cookie and muffin pans, I see pieces with his markings occasionally at flea markets, yard sales and auctions , Not bad quality and they usually sell very reasonable


www.jwright.com/index.cfm?CategoryID=27&do=list

[Robert Bearfield]

seems that there are more than 3 or 4 in this country that make cast iron. with the skill that they have, we should be happy that they don't do forgerys.