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1800's Cast Iron Spider 10 IN Chicken Fryer Camp Pot Gate Mark 3 Legs HTF

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1800's Cast Iron Spider 10 IN Chicken Fryer Camp Pot Gate Mark 3 Legs HTF

Name: 1800's Cast Iron Spider 10 IN Chicken Fryer Camp Pot Gate Mark 3 Legs HTF
Brand: Marietta
SKU: 3294
Price: 99.990000000 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.22 (20 reviews)

$99.99

20 reviews

This cast iron spider chicken fryer w/ 3 Legs and Gate Mark camp pot combo for any antique cookware collector. With a round shape and a black color, it is any conventional stove type compatible. The item diameter is 10" 3" Deep and it weighs about 6 lb. This original piece features a gate mark, making it a unique addition to any kitchen or campfire. The surface coating is seasoned cast iron, and it was manufactured in the United States before 1900. Perfect for cooking up some delicious chicken or campfire stew, this piece is a must-have for any collector of vintage cookware.Needs a cleaning and new seasoning