Iron Cookware: Compare Listings & Prices
Updated October 23, 2026
Browse 14 listings for Iron Cookware, including options from Field Company and Garrett Wade. Compare product details and listed prices.
The 14 displayed listings with prices are listed from $89.95 to $1,900.00 (USD) in this catalog snapshot. Confirm the selected variant's current price, availability and purchase terms with the retailer.
The list includes cast-iron skillets, Dutch ovens, combo cookers and enameled pieces from brands like Field Company, FINEX and Lodge.
When picking a piece, think about weight and handle design. Pre-seasoned cast iron offers a natural non-stick surface, while enameled versions provide easy cleaning and no seasoning needed.
Check for a tight-fitting lid and a smooth cooking surface. Cast iron retains heat evenly, making it ideal for searing, braising and slow cooking, but it requires proper care to avoid rust.
3-Piece Cast Iron Cookware Set
Field Company
$450.00
Netherton Spun Iron Cookware Set
Garrett Wade
$276.00
2-Piece Cast Iron Cookware Set
Field Company
$295.00
5-Piece Cast Iron Cookware Set
Field Company
$725.00
4-Piece Cast Iron Cookware Set
Field Company
$545.00
Cast Iron Cookware - Medium
Hawkins New York
$215.00
Cast Iron Cookware - Small
Hawkins New York
$165.00
9-Piece Cast Iron Cookware Set
Field Company
$1,145.00
FINEX 9-Piece Cast Iron Cookware Set
J.L. Hufford
$1,390.00
Cast Iron Cookware - Large
Hawkins New York
$265.00
FINEX 7-Piece Cast Iron Cookware Set
J.L. Hufford
$960.00
Le Creuset Enameled Cast Iron Signature, 9-Piece Cookware Set
J.L. Hufford
$1,244.95
Lodge LOGIC 3.2 Quart Cast Iron Combo Cooker
Kitchen Kapers
$89.95
FINEX 12-Piece Ultimate Cast Iron Set
J.L. Hufford
$1,900.00
Questions
Do I need to season cast-iron cookware?
Yes, most bare cast iron benefits from a thin layer of oil heated to create a non-stick patina.
Can I use cast iron on induction cooktops?
All cast-iron pieces work on induction because they are magnetic.
How do I clean enameled cast iron?
Wash with warm soapy water and a non-abrasive sponge; avoid metal scouring pads that can chip the enamel.
Is cast iron safe for acidic foods?
Enameled cast iron is fine, while bare cast iron can react with very acidic dishes, so seasoned surfaces are best for short-term cooking.