Skillet Collection

USA, Montana, Little Belt Mountains, Lewis and Clark National Forest. Kitchen skillets and matches hang on inside wall of log cabin

Cast iron skillet

Skillet, c. 1935. Creator: Rollington Campbell
Skillet, c. 1935

Skillet, c. 1939. Creator: John H. Tercuzzi
Skillet, c. 1939

Skillet, 1938. Creator: William Frank
Skillet, 1938

Bishop Hill: Copper Skillet, c. 1938. Creator: Bisby Finley
Bishop Hill: Copper Skillet, c. 1938

A Cook and His Wife, c. 1496 (engraving)
5615377 A Cook and His Wife, c.1496 (engraving) by DAorer or Duerer, Albrecht (1471-1528); 11x8 cm; Narodni Galerie, Prague, Czech Republic; (add.info.: In The Book of the Knight of the Tower)

For, one widenostrils, a huge giant had swallowed every pan, skillet, kettle, frying-pan and dripping-pan in the land
5224764 For, one widenostrils, a huge giant had swallowed every pan, skillet, kettle, frying-pan and dripping-pan in the land, for want of windmills, his daily food (litho) by Robinson

Retro Set of Pots and Pans, 1958 (screen print)
3034778 Retro Set of Pots and Pans, 1958 (screen print) by American School, (20th century); (add.info.: Vintage illustration of a retro set of pots and pans for home cooking; screen print)

Cooking Utensils (engraving)
969941 Cooking Utensils (engraving) by English School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Cooking Utensils. Illustration for The Book of the Home edited by C E Humphry (Gresham, 1910)

Skillet with Four Legs, 1935 / 1942. Creator: Unknown
Skillet with Four Legs, 1935/1942

Flipping Pancakes Date: 1948

Greece, Corfu. Kitchen utensils hang on rack. Credit as: Jim Nilsen / Jaynes Gallery / DanitaDelimont.com

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Camp cookpots at a Continental Army reenactment, Yorktown battlefield, Virginia. Digital photograph

Cooking Utensils. From A 19Th Century Print

Thick steaks and whole red peppers cooked on an open fire at Kwandwe Lodge

The Masquerade, Cornelis de Wael, 1630 - 1648

Battle between poor people, Pieter Hendricksz. Schut, Claes Jansz. Visscher (II), 1628 - 1650

Pancake mixture and ladle in cast iron skillet

Beef marinated with pickled vegetables being fried on Korean bulgogi or metal hotplate, using chopsticks to turn

Black and white print of woman pouring cake mix into pan

Food stall in market square, historic old town, Poznan, Poland, Europe

NAVAJO AT HOME, c1915. A Navajo Native American seated on the floor near a fire. Photograph, c1915

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"Exploring the Flavors of Montana: Skillets and Culinary Adventures" In the heartland of the USA lies a hidden gem, Montana, home to breathtaking landscapes and culinary delights. Nestled in the picturesque Little Belt Mountains within Lewis and Clark National Forest, this enchanting region offers more than just natural beauty, and is here that one can discover the artistry of cooking with skillets. Dating back to 1939, John H. Tercuzzi crafted a cast iron skillet that would become an iconic symbol of American kitchens. Its sturdy construction and timeless design have made it a beloved utensil for generations. William Frank followed suit in 1938, creating his own masterpiece that showcased both functionality and elegance. Meanwhile, Bisby Finley's copper skillet from Bishop Hill transported us back to simpler times when craftsmanship reigned supreme. The engraving "A Cook and His Wife" from 1496 reminds us that skillets have been essential tools throughout history. Legend has it that once upon a time, a giant devoured every pan imaginable due to the absence of windmills as his daily sustenance - highlighting how vital these kitchen essentials truly are. A retro set of pots and pans from 1958 captures nostalgia while showcasing their enduring appeal. But let's not forget about the joyous act of flipping pancakes on a lazy Sunday morning; captured beautifully in a photograph dating back to 1948. Even beyond America's borders, skillets play an integral role in Italian cuisine like Marche's brodetto fish soup cooked lovingly within Ancona district's Parco del Conero. Whether you're an aspiring chef or simply enjoy whipping up delicious meals at home, these skillets hold stories waiting to be told through sizzling flavors and aromatic creations. So grab your favorite skillet – whether it be cast iron or copper – embrace tradition while exploring new horizons in your very own kitchen.