Antique Gate Mark Skillet c. 1800s PPS Pattern Philo Penfield Stewart Style

Antique Gate Mark Skillet c. 1800s PPS Pattern Philo Penfield Stewart Style
Antique Gate Mark Skillet c. 1800s PPS Pattern Philo Penfield Stewart Style
Antique Gate Mark Skillet c. 1800s PPS Pattern Philo Penfield Stewart Style
Antique Gate Mark Skillet c. 1800s PPS Pattern Philo Penfield Stewart Style
Antique Gate Mark Skillet c. 1800s PPS Pattern Philo Penfield Stewart Style
Antique Gate Mark Skillet c. 1800s PPS Pattern Philo Penfield Stewart Style

Antique Gate Mark Skillet c. 1800s PPS Pattern Philo Penfield Stewart Style
Antique gate-marked cast iron skillet dating to the mid/late 1800s. This is an early American piece, likely from the Philo Penfield Stewart (PPS) pattern or a similar foundry of the period. These unmarked skillets are highly sought after for their smooth cooking surfaces and lighter weight compared to later production. Prominent gate mark on bottom (pre-1890s casting method). Exceptionally smooth interior cooking surface. Classic early handle design Condition. Sits flat with no spin.

Some typical surface pitting and casting marks consistent with age. Cleaned and lightly seasoned - ready for use or display This is a great example of early American cast iron-over 120+ years old-and still very functional. Perfect for collectors or anyone who appreciates high-quality antique cookware. Feel free to reach out with any questions.


Antique Gate Mark Skillet c. 1800s PPS Pattern Philo Penfield Stewart Style