Antique, elegant gate-marked unknown #7 skillet. Wonderfully preserved. Est 1880's Era. Flat handle #7 Pattern. bread making It does not sit flat

It does not sit flat so it is best for Gas and Electic Coil stove tops

Wagner didn‘t make as many bakeware pieces as some others (like Griswold for example) and its tougher to find pieces actually marked with the Wagner name

Love this griddle

IMPORTANT: The handles on this piece are original and have not been replaced

had both unmarked and alternate lines of cast iron that were "price fighters" from the early 1900's

Antique, elegant gate-marked unknown #7 skillet. Wonderfully preserved. Est 1880's Era. Flat handle #7 Pattern. bread making It does not sit flatIf youre searching for some unique cast iron to add to your collection, consider adding this flat handled, incised #7 skillet. The double pour spout is reminiscent of patterns in the late 1880s. It could be from a N. Y. based pattern. It sits flat so its perfect for any cook surface. It is one of the nicest of this age that weve seen. The handle is smooth and the cook surface is a special kind of perfect. All around gorgeous. Background on Gate