Emig Products and the 1968 Catalog
Image from back cover of an Emig 1965 advertising supplement. The following Comment was recently received from Lisa R. I don’t collect trivets but I do collect Emig candle holders … Continue reading
Trivets with a complimentary theme
My husband Ed and I will be moving to a Central Florida retirement community later this Spring. It’s a transition anticipated with excitement and trepidation … yet another reminder that … Continue reading
A lovely trivet with scalloped edging
This lovely trivet, featuring an unusual and intricate design, was recently obtained from the Ellwood collection. I feel fortunate to be its next caretaker. The details: ● Cast iron, 9″ … Continue reading
Another GW reproduction with a divided handle
Since 2017 the George Washington trivet has been the subject of several other Trivetology blog posts. This will be the fourth, and likely the last, discussion of this interesting trivet … Continue reading
An ornate trivet signed U. WILLIAMS
This lovely cast iron trivet was recently won in the James Ellwood Auction. Included in a lot of seven, I didn’t give it a much thought because it was a … Continue reading
W. R. Hatton advertising
In August 2023, after discovering my The Hatton single and double asbestos pad stands blog post, a person by the name of Phil Hatton contacted me with this additional information … Continue reading
A Tribute to James Ellwood
James Ellwood passed away in Scottsdale, Arizona on July 21, 2023 at age 91. Collecting Peace Collecting is a testament to life already lived – a witness of the future … Continue reading
Rd Diamond and Rd No. markings
This is an update to my previous blog post Carron No. 6 sad iron stand. Please review that discussion before proceeding. Since some UK foundries cast popular designs for many … Continue reading
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