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Artisan Ceramic Stovetop Skillet
Artisan Ceramic Stovetop Skillet
Artisan Ceramic Stovetop Skillet
Artisan Ceramic Stovetop Skillet

Artisan Ceramic Stovetop Skillet

Created by Morgan Baum

A looker that's practical, too, it can handle direct heat and go beautifully from burner to oven to table.

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Handmade

Independent Maker

Made in USA

What Makes It Uncommon

Cook It Old School

Humans began cooking with clay pots over 20,000 years ago, and have no plans of stopping. Most clay cookware can't be used directly on a heat source, but this beautiful skillet, made by Morgan Baum of special "Flameware" clay, can handle what other clay can't. Cook on a gas or electric burner, move the skillet from stovetop to oven, and when the food is cooked to perfection, serve with it. Its simple, graceful lines and elegant gray glaze look beautiful on the table. Cleanup is easy, too.

Only a few potteries make this kind of cookware. This one, in central Minnesota, also serves as an incubator for potters to learn how turn their passion into a successful business. Home chefs, slow foodies, and fans of handmade ceramics will swoon over these very special skillets. Handmade in Hutchinson, Minnesota.

Note: allow the skillet to reach room temperature prior to using on the stove or oven.

Due to the handmade nature of this item, each is unique and will vary.

Sold individually.

Morgan Baum

created by

Morgan Baum

location

Minnesota

Morgan Baum's family has been creating unique, affordable, functional pottery on a 54-acre hobby farm in Hutchinson, Minnesota for decades. As a kid, she earned her allowance working in the studio and spent many summer weekends at art shows across the Midwest. Morgan has a background in fundraising, journalism, advocacy, and art. She puts all of her passions to work each day. Since taking over the family business she has been raising awareness and advocating for handcrafted arts in her community. Her writing has been featured in Ceramics Monthly. In 2016, Morgan added an Emerging Artist Incubator space in her studio for young artists to learn more about running a small business and to help grow the next generation of Minnesota studio potters.

This is a made-to-order item that ships directly from the maker. If you order today your item will ship no later than 12/10/2026.

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At this time, this item cannot be shipped to APO/FPO addresses, P.O. Boxes, or to U.S. Territories including Minor Outlyling Islands. Contact custom@uncommongoods.com with any questions.

This item is not available to ship outside of the U.S. See International FAQ for more info.

Need to return? Free returns are accepted forever—no time limits. Within 30 days of delivery, refunds to the original payment method will be available. After 30 days, refunds will be processed to a digital gift card. See our return policy for more details.


Made from

flameware clay

Measurements

Please see below for measurements.

Care

Dishwasher, oven and microwave safe.

Notes

Small Skillet: 9" diameter x 2.25" H (13.75" L with handle); 2 lbs.

Large Skillet: 11.25" diameter x 2.25" H (17.5" L with handle); 3.8 lbs.

Item ID

46891

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