I'm stumped on this one

[Brad Williams]

I've been unable to identify this unmarked skillet. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

 

[Doug D.]

General look and feel is of an import. There is a belief that country of origin must be incised on the piece itself, but it can also just be on labeling or packaging to comply.

 

[CraigA.]

I had one just like it. Really heavy. Gave it to my son for a grilling pan.

 

[Brad Williams]

That makes sense, thanks.

Yes it's a heavy one.

 

[Eric J]

I've been unable to identify this unmarked skillet. Any help would be greatly appreciated!View attachment 9409View attachment 9410

I placed this in a couple of my FB groups hopefully we can get you an answer very soon

a couple of folks said it may be an Asian import.

I'm getting a lot of Asian and a few replica

 

[SeanD]

I had a made in Mexico skillet like this, but it was marked in Spanish.

 

[Eric J]

it's more then likely Asian