WOW! Authentic Philo Penfield Stewart, Mid 1800's elegant HUGE raised P.P.S. #11 skillet. This is a tough one to find! nickel skillet burning the facility to the

burning the facility to the ground and permanently ending CHF‘s production

There is good contact on glass surface

It will be great for dry cooking

The process created a deep finish

and are highly sought after by collectors

WOW! Authentic Philo Penfield Stewart, Mid 1800's elegant HUGE raised P.P.S. #11 skillet. This is a tough one to find! nickel skillet burning the facility to theWe came across this skillet from a collection and absolutely fell in love with its design. Made by inventor P. P. Stewart in the early to mid 1800's. This one, we've learned is made from a very popular pattern first made by Stewart, who was a widely lauded designer and entrepreneur. As we learned more from general consensus, it seems that the "PPS" pattern was often copied by mid 1800 American foundries because of its superior balance, handling and