Cast Iron Pins and Buttons

If you like cooking with heavy metal, say it loud, say it proud with this beauty right here!

Everyone knows your cast iron pan is dying for a wash. Give it some soap, just as a little treat!

It's no secret that Cast Iron is clearly the superior cooking method. Stove-top, oven, and campfire, this pan is simply the best option. So why not brag about your pan superiority to Teflon plebs around you with a sticker?

Unique utility cover made of artistically designed cast iron in Mid City New Orleans

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This logo is from an early 20th century Atlanta Stoveworks Catalog. The Atlanta Stove Works, located in Inman Park, Atlanta, Georgia, began as an iron-pan factory in 1889. By the 1920s, the business took off.

Makes a great birthday or christmas gift for any cooking lover, italien chef, cook, head chef, waitress, food scientist, cookbook author, butcher, restaurant chef, pastry chef, baker, bakeshop owner, foodie or restaurant owner. Funny chef quote.

It might look like merely a lump of metal to our eyes, but there is a microscopic structure to white cast iron just waiting to be revealed by a special microscope.

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Cast iron pans are unique in their ability to be passed down from one generation to the next. They can only be passed down, though, if the pan is well taken care of. Everything just needs a little care and support to keep going. A minimalist cast iron pan design containing two eggs with the quote "forged by fire, sustained by care"

A witch's cast iron cauldron in which a magical brew is boiled.

An old cast iron machine - which I think might be an old mangle that's missing the two wooden rollers at the top - left in the grounds of Blenheim Palace, Oxfordshire.

Your favorite podcast - pretty much ever - has a cool new metal-flavored logo, perfect for parties, converts and the supermarket!

Smoky Kitchen Cafe - Funny Kitchen Joke for a Bad Cook - the eggs and bacon in the cast iron cooking pan look seriously worried, and plumes of smoke surround the hand lettering because oh let me tell you. That fire alarm is about to go off. This would be a great gift for a bad chef!

Cast Iron of Abraham Lincoln

A decorated cast iron staircase from the beginning of the 20th century seen in a church in Aosta, Italy.

Decorative cast iron lace work dates from early Victorian through to the Edwardian and Federation periods. Whether a grand mansion or a humble cottage, cast iron lace was the preferred finishing touch for the vast majority of houses, and can be found in the more historical areas of Melbourne. This photograph was voted into the *top ten* of the Full Frontal Facades challenge 'Facades with a Bike'. #bikes #ironlace #fitzroy

One of the worlds largest movie franchises put together with the worlds largest cast iron statue. May the Forge be with you.

Old cast iron meat grinder, housewarming gift, dining room, wall hanging, kitchen, cast iron meat grinder, iron meat grinder

Cast iron plants grow in dense shade -- that's basically growing in the dark. It's got to be chloromancy (that's plant magic) with cauldrons. Or maybe just a spell... "Cast... IRON!"

Don't wash the cast iron

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Cast iron skillet cooked Alaska wild salmon with cherry tomatoes, pepper, mushrooms, onions and herbs

I saw this simple cross at the entrance of a little church in Old Prague, Czech Republic

If you're like us, to save space, you keep your cast iron in the oven. It is that simple.

The humble cast iron (or cast steel) ball known as the kettlebell. Resembling a cannonball with a handle, the kettlebell can be used for a variety of activities, including for sports, strength exercises, and other fitness uses.

In the mid-to-late 1800s, a passion for gardens during the Victorian era created a demand for ornamental cast iron outdoor furniture.

In 1972, Mill Jennings sold his gas station to Billy Carter, brother of President Jimmy Carter. It became an important landmark in the history of Plains, Georgia in 1976 when Billy’s station became famous nationwide, as journalists covering Jimmy Carter’s presidential campaign made it their headquarters. In 1981 Billy sold the station to his son-in-law, and in 2008, it became the Billy Carter Museum. During its heyday, you could find Billy running the show, and his step side shop truck parked on site, which featured his CB handle, 'Cast Iron' prominently on the doors.

A boat on the Mill Avon River at Tewkwsbury, Gloucestershire passing under Quay Bridge. This is a cast iron and sandstone structure dating from 1822 and is now Grade 2 listed. The Mill Avon dates way back to the C12th when Benedictine monks from nearby Tewkesbury Abbey diverted the course of the River Avon to turn the wheel of its water mill. Following the direction the boat is heading, the Avon is navigable all the way to Shakespeare's Stratford where it joins the Stratford on Avon Canal. Nikon D7100 Nikkor 18-200

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Overhead view of empty cast iron mini pot with napkin and copy space.

The hand drawn pattern in this design was inspired by a black, cast iron metalwork fence in my neighbourhood. It rests here on a lavender painted background.

I'm not advocating Christmas skull-crushing, but book presses are legitimately fun.

Ha'penny Bridge spanning the River Liffey in Dublin, Ireland. This iconic bridge was constructed in 1815 and was originally named the Wellington Bridge after the Duke of Wellington who was born in Dublin. It's official name is the Liffey Briidge, the name Ha'penny arising because of the toll that was originally charged for its use. It is made of cast iron, forged in Shropshire and transported to Dublin in 18 sections!

From my Rimworld houseplants mod: cast iron plant, cheese plant, devil's ivy, dumbcane, fiddle leaf fig, pancake plant, peace lily, pink quill plant, polka dot plant, snake plant, spider ivy, zzplant

The same house I photographed in Open Shutters in the French Quarter. Now you can see the balcony on the Barracks street side. The street signs are shown in the lower left- hand corner. Taken with a Nikon D-3500, f/4.8, 1/400 sec. , ISO-100.