I picked this up at a yard sale. I have never heard of the brand. I only give a couple bucks for it. It does need a little work, but there is no pitting. I was just wondering if any one has heard of
Nice, it looks like a great find! I'm also a fan of flea markets and yard sales!
Calphalon is a well-known brand, though I think they are more famous for their hard-anodized aluminum cookware. For a few bucks, it sounds like you got a real steal. A little work to get it re-seasoned, but no pitting is the most important thing!
Nice, it looks like a great find! I'm also a fan of flea markets and yard sales!
Calphalon is a well-known brand, though I think they are more famous for their hard-anodized aluminum cookware. For a few bucks, it sounds like you got a real steal. A little work to get it re-seasoned, but no pitting is the most important thing!
I believe this brand is known for hard-anodized cookware. If yours isn't pitted, that's a good sign. What kind of work does it need? just cleanup or something more?
From looking at the inside it looks like it mostly just needs a cleaning, then cooking in. Good find - Since finding this forum I've started using my cast iron skillets more 'n more rather than the "new fangled" stuff.
