Old skillet- Anyone know anything???

[Wes Auman]

Here are some pics of a skillet I bought. First spout like this I have ever seen. Anyone know of any others out there?

[Duke Gilleland]

No guess. BUT-With that lip I can just imagine the "slobbers" out there and the PM's you will get about offers ;D

[Robert Bearfield]

thats really neat.

[Chris Stairs]

Wes,
   That is an early one, I think. Perhaps even 1860's or so.
Can you post pics showing the entire top and bottom. I want to see the handle.

[Roger Barfield]

Wes, I have one that is similar, but not near as good shape as yours is in.  The little feet keep it from rocking on the gate mark.  As Chris said, it's a very early one. 

[Cheryl Watson]

A square lipper!!!

Neat piece, don't think I've seen one of those before... :)

[Wes Auman]

Here are a few more pics. I will post one more yet. Does anyone have an opinion as to value? I thought to buy it because I had never seen one. I may have overpaid, but I really like this skillet.

[Wes Auman]

See the X at the base of the handle on the bottom.Just kinda scratched into the mold I think.

[Wes Auman]

Roger, I would love to see a pic of your skillet. Might you post some?

[Roger Barfield]

Roger, I would love to see a pic of your skillet. Might you post some?

sure I'll post some tomorrow for you

[Greg Gordon]

I have a skillet that has the same kind of pour spout but has a different kind of handle. the rim is also different.    

[Wes Auman]

Would like to see pics of your skillet also.

[Roger Barfield]

Here ya go. 

[Roger Barfield]

the spout and handle

[Jim Fuchs]

   One is shown in PDF file-Excelsior (GF Filley)-1849. First page. A maybe ? :)

  Edit to add: 1880 is penciled on the catalog. Cover says 1849-1880.