Smithey Ironware
Farmhouse Skillet
Farmhouse Skillet
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This genuine “farmhouse” skillet is inspired by American blacksmith design of the 18th and 19th centuries. The Farmhouse carbon steel skillets are works of art that double as your favorite cookware. An artisan blacksmith in Charleston, SC crafts each Farmhouse skillet. Collect all three sizes!
Why you'll love it:
- Expertly crafted.
- Hand-forged in the USA.
- Pre-seasoned interior finish.
- Lighter weight than cast iron.
Carbon steel is a great choice, especially for cooks who struggle to carry heavy cast iron. It's a perfect gift for the cook who has everything!
Key details:
- Similar care as cast iron.
- Compatible with gas, ceramic and induction cooktops.
Specifications & Compatibility
Specifications & Compatibility
Care & Lifelong Performance
Care & Lifelong Performance
Smithey cookware is 100% PFAS-free and features a mirror-smooth, polished interior that develops a natural, organic non-stick patina without toxic chemical coatings.
1. Wash: Clean immediately after use with warm water and a cast iron soap. For deeper cleaning, use a chainmail scrubber or a cast iron salt scrub—Smithey’s rugged, polished surface can handle it. Never soak or put it in the dishwasher.
2. Dry: Dry thoroughly immediately after washing. To ensure no moisture remains, place the pot on your stovetop over low heat for 1 to 2 minutes until completely dry.
3. Oil: While the cookware is still warm from the stovetop, apply a very light film of a high-smoke-point oil to the interior cooking surface using a paper towel. Wipe away any excess oil so it doesn't get sticky, and store it in a dry place.
About Smithey
About Smithey
Based in Charleston, South Carolina, Smithey Ironware transforms raw metal into functional culinary art. By pairing advanced modern engineering with time-honored artisanal tradition, Smithey produces exceptionally smooth cast iron alongside their signature line of hand-forged carbon steel cookware.
Every premium piece is handcrafted in the USA and meticulously engineered to become a cherished household heirloom. Because a Smithey’s lifespan is measured in generations rather than years, it serves as an exceptional wedding, housewarming, or milestone gift—built to create family memories alongside incredible meals.
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I've been a cast iron user for years. I have Smithy cast iron and now Smithy carbon steel. I am really loving my Carbon Steel farmhouse skillet. It is much lighter in weight thqn the cast iron and performs just as well. I also love the beauty of the carbon steel. Smithy will be the cookware that I pass down to my grandchildren. LOVE it.