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Georgian Fireside Brass and Iron Skillet
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Georgian Fireside Brass and Iron Skillet

18th century
For Sale by WelshAntiques
Description

Fireside "downhearth" skillet, with a brass bowl attached to a long wrought iron handle raised on a shaped foot, and terminating in a shaped end with a hole for hanging.

Circa 1740

Good original untouched condition.

Height: 3 ins; 8 cms

Length: 24.5 ins; 62.5 cms

Bowl diameter: 9 ins; 23 cms.

Physical Dimensions
Height
8cm (3.15")
Width
62.5cm (24.61")
Depth
23cm (9.06")
Declaration

WelshAntiques has dated this Georgian Brass Hearth Skillet to the Georgian era.

Reference Numbers
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SA946838
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Description
Fireside "downhearth" skillet, with a brass bowl attached to a long wrought iron handle raised on a shaped foot, and terminating in a shaped end with a hole for hanging.

Circa 1740

Good original untouched condition.

Height: 3 ins; 8 cms

Length: 24.5 ins; 62.5 cms

Bowl diameter: 9 ins; 23 cms.

Height
8cm (3.15")
Width
62.5cm (24.61")
Depth
23cm (9.06")
Date of Manufacture

WelshAntiques has dated this Georgian Brass Hearth Skillet to the Georgian era.

Reference Numbers
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SA946838
WelshAntiques
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A Georgian brass hearth skillet featuring a rounded brass bowl joined to a long wrought iron handle with an integrated support rest.
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Archive I A Georgian brass hearth skillet featuring a rounded brass bowl joined to a long wrought iron handle with an integrated support rest.

Georgian Fireside Brass and Iron Skillet

Archive II A Georgian brass hearth skillet featuring a rounded brass bowl joined to a long wrought iron handle with an integrated support rest. View II
Archive III A Georgian brass hearth skillet featuring a rounded brass bowl joined to a long wrought iron handle with an integrated support rest. View III
Archive IV A Georgian brass hearth skillet featuring a rounded brass bowl joined to a long wrought iron handle with an integrated support rest. View IV
Archive V A Georgian brass hearth skillet featuring a rounded brass bowl joined to a long wrought iron handle with an integrated support rest. View V
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A Georgian brass hearth skillet featuring a rounded brass bowl joined to a long wrought iron handle with an integrated support rest.
Georgian Fireside Brass and Iron Skillet
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A Georgian brass hearth skillet featuring a rounded brass bowl joined to a long wrought iron handle with an integrated support rest.
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Gently wipe the surface using a soft, dry cloth to clear dust without stripping the natural historic patina. Avoid using harsh chemical polishes, and apply a light coat of microcrystalline wax to iron sections to guard against moisture and rust.

A Georgian fireside skillet can be displayed beside an open fireplace or log burner alongside traditional iron tools. It can also be hung on a exposed brick wall in a rustic kitchen or set on a mantelpiece to add historic texture.

Authentic period examples feature irregular hand-forged ironwork, visible hammer marks, and hand-fitted brass rivets. The wear patterns typically show natural oxidation and pitting on the iron handle alongside gentle surface softening on the brass bowl.

Georgian hearth skillets were primarily crafted using cast brass or bronze for the main vessel, combined with a wrought iron handle. The iron handles were hand-forged and attached with rivets, often incorporating small support legs or hanging loops.

An antique hearth skillet, historically known as a posnet or long-handled pan, is a cooking vessel designed to be placed over open fireplace coals. Popular during the 18th and early 19th centuries, these utensils allowed heat to transfer while keeping the user at a safe distance from open flames.
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