Set of oval cast-iron sizzle / serving plates (five shown) — heavy rust & pitting, maker stamp ’18B’ visible
Set of oval cast-iron sizzle/serving plates (five shown). Heavy rust, surface pitting and worn seasoning; maker stamp and 18B visible on some plates. Sold as pictured — restoration required for cooking use.
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Set of oval cast-iron sizzle / serving plates (five shown) — heavy rust & pitting, maker stamp ’18B’ visible
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Product description
Lot: oval cast-iron sizzle / serving plates (five shown). These heavy oval plates have moulded side tabs and a visible maker’s stamp (including the number 18B) on some pieces. All plates photographed show heavy surface wear: rust, surface pitting and worn/flaking seasoning across the cooking surfaces and rims. Uploader notes MADE IN SOUTH AFRICA; maker stamp is visible on some plates in the photos.
Practical use: this lot is ideal for a restorer, cast-iron enthusiast, prop house or kitchen that wants authentic sizzling serving plates after restoration. They make attractive display or prop items as-is, or can be cleaned, de-rusted and re-seasoned for renewed cooking/service use by someone prepared to restore cast iron.
- Included: set of oval cast-iron sizzle/serving plates (five shown in photographs).
- Condition: used — heavy surface rust and corrosion, pronounced surface pitting, seasoning mostly worn or flaking, edge wear and small dents visible. No large cracks or holes are visible in the supplied photos.
- Marks: maker’s circular stamp and the number “18B” are visible on some plates in the images; uploader states MADE IN SOUTH AFRICA.
- Measurements: not supplied — approximate exterior dimensions not provided by uploader or warehouse.
- Working status: N/A (non-powered cookware). Plates will require restoration (de-rusting and re-seasoning) before regular cooking/service use.
- Known faults: heavy surface rust, widespread pitting, worn/flaking seasoning, rim and edge wear, small dents and scuffs. Structural damage (cracks, holes, repairs) not reported in photos and not independently inspected.