18th to Early 19th C Cast Iron Hearth Cooking Flesh

Lot of (2) Cast Iron Hearth Cooking Vessels, incl: 18th - Early 19th c. Tilter Kettle, footed base, forged swing top handle and iron tilter handle (for pouring while kettle is suspended at hearth), 14

Lot of 5 18th to early 19th century hearty cooking utensils - skimmers made of copper, brass and iron, longest 21 1/2"; Ladles, hand-forged iron handles, copper and brass bowls, longest 22".Condition

A grouping of 3 cast iron hearth items, late 18th to early 19th century including: Tri-foot cooking pan with long handle - 19"L x 4 1/2"H, a footed pot with bail handle, and a hanging griddle with 3 f

Lot of 3 18th to early 19th century - 1) long flesh fork, 16"; 2) other flesh fork, 10"; 3) peel / spatula with rattail end, 15 1/2" L. No issues noted other than moderate wear consistent with age and

18th to early 19th century American iron hearth cooking: 1780 - 1820 cast iron teakettle in onion form, short legs, 3-part mold, original lid, 8" H to lid finial; trivet with squared legs, fits betwee

19th century hearth cooking utensils - skewers with hanger, 10 1/2" L; cast iron unusual form corn bread mold; curled wrought iron, hand-forged meat / flesh fork; barbed wire corn drier and other corn

Lot of 2 hearth cooking ironware: cast iron base to hold a clockwork bottle jack and to catch its drippings, American, late 18th to early 19th century, mushroom-shaped base with sprue mark and rim, 3-

18th to Early 19th Century Forged Iron Hearth Cooking Rotating Toaster - 15 x 13". No issues.

Hand-forged, 18th to early 19th century ironware broiler gridiron, smallest gridiron rotates with two wavy, snake-like, bars, 3 feet, arris-shaped handle and lollipop hole hanger, 18 1/2" x 5" H x 8 1

18th to early 19th century hearth cooking utensils, hand-forged iron, flat spatula and flat pancake turner and ornate skimmer with star punched bowl, 17" L. Condition - good.

18th or 19th century. with punched decoration of heart and wrought handle. L18" W6" Private Collection of a Carolina Gentleman.

Rare / unusual 18th to early 19th century hearth hand-forged cooking tools / utensils - long spit with 4-positions when turned, twisted rattail handle, 31" L; flesh fork with 2 flat and one projected-

Lot of (12) 18th - 19th c. Forged Iron and Brass Hearth Implements, incl: (4) Roasting forks, 15 1/4" to 16" long; (1) Cooking spoon, 17 3/4" long; (2) Skimmers, with pierced brass bowls, 16 1/2" and

Lot of (4) 18th & 19th c. Hearth Accessories, incl: 19th c. wrought iron standing crane, for holding kettles and cooking pots, 15 3/4" high, 44 1/4" x 14 1/2", rusted surface; 18th c. log peel, with h

(4) Piece Lot of 18th - 19th c. Cooking Items, incl: (2) Wafer irons, round with fancy bird and leaf design, 27" long, rectangular with waffle pattern, 25" long; Footed toasting fork holder set on pen

late 18th- early 19th c tin, cast iron, woodenware (7 pcs), including early betty lamps, treenware, hts 3 1/2" to 6 1/4"

18th to early 19th century forged iron hearth stand on tripod feet, upper rack with 4 sets of prongs over a round disk, possibly a bird or meat roaster, 19" H. Good condition.

18th to early 19th century forged iron hearth footman stand with heart, 14" H.

2 late 18th century early 19th century hollow cast iron tassel gate weights 8"t. x 3" dia. at base, painted in worn white paint along with an 89" hand forged chain that is rope twisted

SIX 18TH C OR EARLY 19TH C IRON HEARTH UTENSILS, ALL WITH MATCHING LOOP HANGERS, THREE LADLES, TWO STRAINERS, ONE SPATULA.

FOUR 18TH C OR EARLY 19TH C IRON HEARTH UTENSILS ALL WITH MATCHING HANGING HOLES,ONE LADLE, A TWO TINE FORK, A SPATULA, AND AN UNUSUALLY LONG SKEWER.

18th to Early 19th Century Forged Iron Hearth Cooking Hook w/ Curly-Cues, 6" H x 8" D.

Rare Set of 18th to Early 19th C Tool Decorated Hearth Cooking Tools / Utensils - each with punched circles, lines and swirls decoration, each with hooked end, flattened to round stem, longest 18".

Cast Iron Shackles From Middle Passage 18th - early 19th century Ankle shackles of the type used to restrain enslaved people aboard ships during the Middle Passage crossing the Atlantic from Africa to