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    Cookware i.d.




    Any idea what this might be made of? Some kind of flat cooking dish, very dense and thick, scratching does not reveal much. My first thought was bronze but ive never dealt with it so wondering if any of you guys know something, brand name is frigidaire.
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    Probably a griddle for a stovetop. I would guess cast aluminum by the looks of it.

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    Frigidaire - Kant Slide Griddle ( Flair Imperial )
    Model 6563250
    Material: aluminum
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