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Pair of vintage cast iron mini cauldron pots featuring footed bases and bail handles. Includes two different styles: • One traditional straight-sided kettle with three legs and swing handle • One decorative ribbed cauldron with integrated side lugs and handle Solid cast iron construction with great rustic character. These are commonly used for décor, small planters, Halloween displays, or primitive-style accents.

1701 / 1743
Pair of vintage cast iron mini cauldron pots featuring footed bases and bail handles. Includes two different styles: • One traditional straight-sided kettle with three legs and swing handle • One decorative ribbed cauldron with integrated side lugs and handle Solid cast iron construction with great rustic character. These are commonly used for décor, small planters, Halloween displays, or primitive-style accents.

1702 / 1743
Pair of vintage cast iron mini cauldron pots featuring footed bases and bail handles. Includes two different styles: • One traditional straight-sided kettle with three legs and swing handle • One decorative ribbed cauldron with integrated side lugs and handle Solid cast iron construction with great rustic character. These are commonly used for décor, small planters, Halloween displays, or primitive-style accents.

1703 / 1743
Pair of vintage cast iron mini cauldron pots featuring footed bases and bail handles. Includes two different styles: • One traditional straight-sided kettle with three legs and swing handle • One decorative ribbed cauldron with integrated side lugs and handle Solid cast iron construction with great rustic character. These are commonly used for décor, small planters, Halloween displays, or primitive-style accents.

1704 / 1743
Pair of vintage cast iron mini cauldron pots featuring footed bases and bail handles. Includes two different styles: • One traditional straight-sided kettle with three legs and swing handle • One decorative ribbed cauldron with integrated side lugs and handle Solid cast iron construction with great rustic character. These are commonly used for décor, small planters, Halloween displays, or primitive-style accents.

1705 / 1743
Pair of vintage cast iron mini cauldron pots featuring footed bases and bail handles. Includes two different styles: • One traditional straight-sided kettle with three legs and swing handle • One decorative ribbed cauldron with integrated side lugs and handle Solid cast iron construction with great rustic character. These are commonly used for décor, small planters, Halloween displays, or primitive-style accents.

1706 / 1743
Pair of vintage cast iron mini cauldron pots featuring footed bases and bail handles. Includes two different styles: • One traditional straight-sided kettle with three legs and swing handle • One decorative ribbed cauldron with integrated side lugs and handle Solid cast iron construction with great rustic character. These are commonly used for décor, small planters, Halloween displays, or primitive-style accents.

1707 / 1743
Pair of vintage cast iron mini cauldron pots featuring footed bases and bail handles. Includes two different styles: • One traditional straight-sided kettle with three legs and swing handle • One decorative ribbed cauldron with integrated side lugs and handle Solid cast iron construction with great rustic character. These are commonly used for décor, small planters, Halloween displays, or primitive-style accents.

1708 / 1743
Antique cast iron griddle pan featuring a solid one-piece design with integral handle. Early “spider” style form commonly used for hearth or open-fire cooking. Heavy cast construction with thick rim and hand-finished look typical of older cast iron pieces. No visible maker mark—sold as an unmarked antique. Shows age, surface rust, and wear consistent with long-term use. No cracks noted. Would benefit from cleaning and re-seasoning. Great for collectors of early cast iron,

1709 / 1743
Antique cast iron griddle pan featuring a solid one-piece design with integral handle. Early “spider” style form commonly used for hearth or open-fire cooking. Heavy cast construction with thick rim and hand-finished look typical of older cast iron pieces. No visible maker mark—sold as an unmarked antique. Shows age, surface rust, and wear consistent with long-term use. No cracks noted. Would benefit from cleaning and re-seasoning. Great for collectors of early cast iron,

1710 / 1743
Antique cast iron griddle pan featuring a solid one-piece design with integral handle. Early “spider” style form commonly used for hearth or open-fire cooking. Heavy cast construction with thick rim and hand-finished look typical of older cast iron pieces. No visible maker mark—sold as an unmarked antique. Shows age, surface rust, and wear consistent with long-term use. No cracks noted. Would benefit from cleaning and re-seasoning. Great for collectors of early cast iron,

1711 / 1743
Antique cast iron griddle pan featuring a solid one-piece design with integral handle. Early “spider” style form commonly used for hearth or open-fire cooking. Heavy cast construction with thick rim and hand-finished look typical of older cast iron pieces. No visible maker mark—sold as an unmarked antique. Shows age, surface rust, and wear consistent with long-term use. No cracks noted. Would benefit from cleaning and re-seasoning. Great for collectors of early cast iron,

1712 / 1743
Antique cast iron griddle pan featuring a solid one-piece design with integral handle. Early “spider” style form commonly used for hearth or open-fire cooking. Heavy cast construction with thick rim and hand-finished look typical of older cast iron pieces. No visible maker mark—sold as an unmarked antique. Shows age, surface rust, and wear consistent with long-term use. No cracks noted. Would benefit from cleaning and re-seasoning. Great for collectors of early cast iron,

1713 / 1743
Antique cast iron griddle pan featuring a solid one-piece design with integral handle. Early “spider” style form commonly used for hearth or open-fire cooking. Heavy cast construction with thick rim and hand-finished look typical of older cast iron pieces. No visible maker mark—sold as an unmarked antique. Shows age, surface rust, and wear consistent with long-term use. No cracks noted. Would benefit from cleaning and re-seasoning. Great for collectors of early cast iron,

1714 / 1743
Antique cast iron griddle pan featuring a solid one-piece design with integral handle. Early “spider” style form commonly used for hearth or open-fire cooking. Heavy cast construction with thick rim and hand-finished look typical of older cast iron pieces. No visible maker mark—sold as an unmarked antique. Shows age, surface rust, and wear consistent with long-term use. No cracks noted. Would benefit from cleaning and re-seasoning. Great for collectors of early cast iron,

1715 / 1743
Antique cast iron griddle pan featuring a solid one-piece design with integral handle. Early “spider” style form commonly used for hearth or open-fire cooking. Heavy cast construction with thick rim and hand-finished look typical of older cast iron pieces. No visible maker mark—sold as an unmarked antique. Shows age, surface rust, and wear consistent with long-term use. No cracks noted. Would benefit from cleaning and re-seasoning. Great for collectors of early cast iron,

1716 / 1743
Antique cast iron griddle pan featuring a solid one-piece design with integral handle. Early “spider” style form commonly used for hearth or open-fire cooking. Heavy cast construction with thick rim and hand-finished look typical of older cast iron pieces. No visible maker mark—sold as an unmarked antique. Shows age, surface rust, and wear consistent with long-term use. No cracks noted. Would benefit from cleaning and re-seasoning. Great for collectors of early cast iron,

1717 / 1743
Antique cast iron griddle pan featuring a solid one-piece design with integral handle. Early “spider” style form commonly used for hearth or open-fire cooking. Heavy cast construction with thick rim and hand-finished look typical of older cast iron pieces. No visible maker mark—sold as an unmarked antique. Shows age, surface rust, and wear consistent with long-term use. No cracks noted. Would benefit from cleaning and re-seasoning. Great for collectors of early cast iron,

1718 / 1743
Antique cast iron griddle pan featuring a solid one-piece design with integral handle. Early “spider” style form commonly used for hearth or open-fire cooking. Heavy cast construction with thick rim and hand-finished look typical of older cast iron pieces. No visible maker mark—sold as an unmarked antique. Shows age, surface rust, and wear consistent with long-term use. No cracks noted. Would benefit from cleaning and re-seasoning. Great for collectors of early cast iron,

1719 / 1743
Antique cast iron griddle pan featuring a solid one-piece design with integral handle. Early “spider” style form commonly used for hearth or open-fire cooking. Heavy cast construction with thick rim and hand-finished look typical of older cast iron pieces. No visible maker mark—sold as an unmarked antique. Shows age, surface rust, and wear consistent with long-term use. No cracks noted. Would benefit from cleaning and re-seasoning. Great for collectors of early cast iron,

1720 / 1743
Antique cast iron griddle pan featuring a solid one-piece design with integral handle. Early “spider” style form commonly used for hearth or open-fire cooking. Heavy cast construction with thick rim and hand-finished look typical of older cast iron pieces. No visible maker mark—sold as an unmarked antique. Shows age, surface rust, and wear consistent with long-term use. No cracks noted. Would benefit from cleaning and re-seasoning. Great for collectors of early cast iron,

1721 / 1743
Antique cast iron griddle pan featuring a solid one-piece design with integral handle. Early “spider” style form commonly used for hearth or open-fire cooking. Heavy cast construction with thick rim and hand-finished look typical of older cast iron pieces. No visible maker mark—sold as an unmarked antique. Shows age, surface rust, and wear consistent with long-term use. No cracks noted. Would benefit from cleaning and re-seasoning. Great for collectors of early cast iron,

1722 / 1743
Antique cast iron griddle pan featuring a solid one-piece design with integral handle. Early “spider” style form commonly used for hearth or open-fire cooking. Heavy cast construction with thick rim and hand-finished look typical of older cast iron pieces. No visible maker mark—sold as an unmarked antique. Shows age, surface rust, and wear consistent with long-term use. No cracks noted. Would benefit from cleaning and re-seasoning. Great for collectors of early cast iron,

1723 / 1743
Antique cast iron griddle pan featuring a solid one-piece design with integral handle. Early “spider” style form commonly used for hearth or open-fire cooking. Heavy cast construction with thick rim and hand-finished look typical of older cast iron pieces. No visible maker mark—sold as an unmarked antique. Shows age, surface rust, and wear consistent with long-term use. No cracks noted. Would benefit from cleaning and re-seasoning. Great for collectors of early cast iron,

1724 / 1743
Antique cast iron griddle pan featuring a solid one-piece design with integral handle. Early “spider” style form commonly used for hearth or open-fire cooking. Heavy cast construction with thick rim and hand-finished look typical of older cast iron pieces. No visible maker mark—sold as an unmarked antique. Shows age, surface rust, and wear consistent with long-term use. No cracks noted. Would benefit from cleaning and re-seasoning. Great for collectors of early cast iron,

1725 / 1743
Antique cast iron griddle pan featuring a solid one-piece design with integral handle. Early “spider” style form commonly used for hearth or open-fire cooking. Heavy cast construction with thick rim and hand-finished look typical of older cast iron pieces. No visible maker mark—sold as an unmarked antique. Shows age, surface rust, and wear consistent with long-term use. No cracks noted. Would benefit from cleaning and re-seasoning. Great for collectors of early cast iron,

1726 / 1743
Antique cast iron griddle pan featuring a solid one-piece design with integral handle. Early “spider” style form commonly used for hearth or open-fire cooking. Heavy cast construction with thick rim and hand-finished look typical of older cast iron pieces. No visible maker mark—sold as an unmarked antique. Shows age, surface rust, and wear consistent with long-term use. No cracks noted. Would benefit from cleaning and re-seasoning. Great for collectors of early cast iron,

1727 / 1743
Antique cast iron griddle pan featuring a solid one-piece design with integral handle. Early “spider” style form commonly used for hearth or open-fire cooking. Heavy cast construction with thick rim and hand-finished look typical of older cast iron pieces. No visible maker mark—sold as an unmarked antique. Shows age, surface rust, and wear consistent with long-term use. No cracks noted. Would benefit from cleaning and re-seasoning. Great for collectors of early cast iron,

1728 / 1743
Antique cast iron griddle pan featuring a solid one-piece design with integral handle. Early “spider” style form commonly used for hearth or open-fire cooking. Heavy cast construction with thick rim and hand-finished look typical of older cast iron pieces. No visible maker mark—sold as an unmarked antique. Shows age, surface rust, and wear consistent with long-term use. No cracks noted. Would benefit from cleaning and re-seasoning. Great for collectors of early cast iron,

1729 / 1743
Group of three Indian Head one cent coins including 1879, 1898, and 1906 examples. Coins show heavy wear, surface marks, and oxidation consistent with age and circulation. The 1879 example shows noticeable corrosion. Sold as found, uncleaned.

1730 / 1743
Group of three Indian Head one cent coins including 1879, 1898, and 1906 examples. Coins show heavy wear, surface marks, and oxidation consistent with age and circulation. The 1879 example shows noticeable corrosion. Sold as found, uncleaned.

1731 / 1743
Group of three Indian Head one cent coins including 1879, 1898, and 1906 examples. Coins show heavy wear, surface marks, and oxidation consistent with age and circulation. The 1879 example shows noticeable corrosion. Sold as found, uncleaned.

1732 / 1743
Group of three Indian Head one cent coins including 1879, 1898, and 1906 examples. Coins show heavy wear, surface marks, and oxidation consistent with age and circulation. The 1879 example shows noticeable corrosion. Sold as found, uncleaned.

1733 / 1743
Group of three Indian Head one cent coins including 1879, 1898, and 1906 examples. Coins show heavy wear, surface marks, and oxidation consistent with age and circulation. The 1879 example shows noticeable corrosion. Sold as found, uncleaned.

1734 / 1743
Group of three Indian Head one cent coins including 1879, 1898, and 1906 examples. Coins show heavy wear, surface marks, and oxidation consistent with age and circulation. The 1879 example shows noticeable corrosion. Sold as found, uncleaned.

1735 / 1743
Group of three Indian Head one cent coins including 1879, 1898, and 1906 examples. Coins show heavy wear, surface marks, and oxidation consistent with age and circulation. The 1879 example shows noticeable corrosion. Sold as found, uncleaned.

1736 / 1743
Group of three Indian Head one cent coins including 1879, 1898, and 1906 examples. Coins show heavy wear, surface marks, and oxidation consistent with age and circulation. The 1879 example shows noticeable corrosion. Sold as found, uncleaned.

1737 / 1743
Group of three Indian Head one cent coins including 1879, 1898, and 1906 examples. Coins show heavy wear, surface marks, and oxidation consistent with age and circulation. The 1879 example shows noticeable corrosion. Sold as found, uncleaned.

1738 / 1743
Group of three Indian Head one cent coins including 1879, 1898, and 1906 examples. Coins show heavy wear, surface marks, and oxidation consistent with age and circulation. The 1879 example shows noticeable corrosion. Sold as found, uncleaned.

1739 / 1743
Group of three Indian Head one cent coins including 1879, 1898, and 1906 examples. Coins show heavy wear, surface marks, and oxidation consistent with age and circulation. The 1879 example shows noticeable corrosion. Sold as found, uncleaned.

1740 / 1743
Group of three Indian Head one cent coins including 1879, 1898, and 1906 examples. Coins show heavy wear, surface marks, and oxidation consistent with age and circulation. The 1879 example shows noticeable corrosion. Sold as found, uncleaned.

1741 / 1743
Group of three Indian Head one cent coins including 1879, 1898, and 1906 examples. Coins show heavy wear, surface marks, and oxidation consistent with age and circulation. The 1879 example shows noticeable corrosion. Sold as found, uncleaned.

1742 / 1743
Group of three Indian Head one cent coins including 1879, 1898, and 1906 examples. Coins show heavy wear, surface marks, and oxidation consistent with age and circulation. The 1879 example shows noticeable corrosion. Sold as found, uncleaned.

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