Japanese Cast Iron Ceramic Skillet Pan Dojou Nabe Vtg Wood Lid Fish Hot Pot T114 butterfly It was published in 1937

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Japanese Cast Iron Ceramic Skillet Pan Dojou Nabe Vtg Wood Lid Fish Hot Pot T114 butterfly It was published in 1937Vintage Cast Iron Dojou Skillet Nabe Pot w Box This is a vintage cast iron skillet pan or shallow nabe pot. This small pot was made for cooking loach (dojou). The base of the pot is cast iron, however the inside is a brown ceramic enamel for a nonstick surface. It comes with a wooden lid. Use it to cook small fish and vegetables. Black, brown Iron, ceramic, wood C1970 Item weight: 1221 grams Packed weight: 1521 grams Approx. [Iron plate] 18 cm long x