Birmingham Stove and Range (BSR) #5 Cast iron SKILLET

Description: Description: Manufactured by the Birmingham Stove and Range Company (BSR) in Birmingham, Alabama, this #5 cast iron skillet is in very good condition. The cooking surface has a beautiful patina and is smooth with some discoloration and marks from normal use. This beautiful pan sits flat on a glass surface. There is no wobble. There have been no repairs and there are no cracks. There are some superficial nicks near one spout. These areas are highlighted in the pictures. Please look at the pictures carefully. I want you to be delighted with your purchase. I would be happy to answer your questions. The Restoration Process: Our restoration procedure is a multi-step process that brings our cast iron cookware to its nearly original condition. We have no idea how the item may have been cared for or how it was seasoned previously, therefore we always remove all seasoning from cast iron cookware no matter how great the item looks. When we start to season a newly restored item, the process starts with bare metal that is in close condition as when the item was manufactured. We never, ever use dangerous chemicals such as oven cleaner or lye in the restoration process. We don't use power tools to restore our cast iron cookware. Also, we don't restore our cast iron by using the self-cleaning oven method, which could result in warping the item. We restore all cast iron cookware using the same procedure, whether we intend to sell it, keep for ourselves or give to family and friends. This process results in a fantastic, smooth, shiny finish that will improve over time. There is no need to clean this cast iron skillet. I only use food-grade products during the restoration process. It is ready for you to start cooking immediately. Packaging: I will pack this pan with generous amounts of bubble wrap, recyclable commercial-grade moving paper and heavy duty cardboard within a recyclable reusable corrugated cardboard box. My packing method conforms to the Wagner and Griswold Society (WAGS) guidelines. We are active members of the Wagner and Griswold Society. (WAGS). We would be delighted to answer any questions and provide more pictures. How To Care For Your Cast Iron Cookware: If using your cast iron cookware on the stovetop, warm the pan slowly. Putting a cast iron pan from room temperature directly to high heat may result in a warped pan. After cooking, wait until the pan is cool to clean. If there is no stuck-on food, simply wipe with a paper towel. If there is residue sticking to the pan, use a splash of water and a drop of dish cleaner then remove with a plastic scraper or a Scotch Brite sponge. I recommend against using steel wool or a metal scraper to clean the pan. Dry the pan thoroughly. For additional seasoning, which will result in even more beautiful dark black shiny patina, warm the pan on the stove top or in the oven for a few minutes, then apply a thin coat of cooking oil with a paper towel.

Price: 37 USD

Location: Colorado Springs, Colorado

End Time: 2024-11-30T20:57:46.000Z

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