Field Company Lightweight Cast Iron Dutch Oven

This 4.5-quart cast-iron Dutch oven from Field Company heats evenly and is sized just right–big enough to hold full batches of soups and stews, but

Lodge Cast-Iron Dutch Oven

Field Factory Seconds Dutch ovens cook just as well as full-price Dutch ovens, but may have one or more minor cosmetic issues. Factory Seconds are

No.10 Cast Iron Dutch Oven, Factory Second

Smithey’s Dutch oven family continues to grow with the new 7.25 Quart Dutch Oven. Designed with a wide base that provides extra surface area for searing and browning meats or vegetables, this Dutch oven is perfect for slow cooking, frying, roasting, braising, and baking. The large capacity is ideal for cooking for families of 5 or more.

Smithey 7.25 Quart Dutch Oven

Field Company Dutch Oven & No.8 Skillet Set The original and best-selling No.8 Field Skillet paired with the No.8 Dutch Oven, its 4.5-quart companion. The Dutch oven includes a 10¼” self-basting lid, which also fits the No.8 skillet. All products are cast iron, pre-seasoned for naturally non-stick performance. Made in USA. About Field Company The Field Skillet is a meticulously-designed smoother, lighter cast iron pan reminiscent of the best vintage American skillets.

Field Company Dutch Oven & No.8 Skillet Set

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