Early to Mid 1900's Foster Stove Company (Ohio) #8 Cast Iron Dutch Oven. High Dome lid, beautiful piece! chicken fryer IMPORTANT: There is a chip

IMPORTANT: There is a chip on the bottom of the base bracing

so it warrants being discounted

Before Griswold had its trademark cross logo and right as the Erie logo was wrapping up

and easy to use for popovers

This griddle is perfect for toasting a grilled sandwich on a cold night or making a quesadilla for the kids after school

Early to Mid 1900's Foster Stove Company (Ohio) #8 Cast Iron Dutch Oven. High Dome lid, beautiful piece! chicken fryer IMPORTANT: There is a chipSee our complete collection at www. castandclarabell. com This #8 Dutch Oven, made by Foster Stove Company (Ohio) in the early to mid 1900s, is an amazing piece of American history. If you are considering this dutch oven, you are more than likely familiar with the lid pattern design that is reminiscent of the Griswold Iron Mountain series, made in the 30s. It does not sit perfectly flat, but most dutch ovens are used in the oven, where flatness is not