These have been among the missing for 20 years or so, they belonged to my grandfather and I finally unearthed them, after several weeks in a lye solution they cleaned up pretty well. The #3 and #4 are pretty self explanatory although I haven’t yet figured out age, the pan appears to be a Wagner? But doesn’t say anything, I picked up a similar one last spring. But the bean pot is a mystery yet. If I can ID it I can begin the search for a lid.
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Bean pot and skillet ID help
- Thread starter Seth B.
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"Small block" logo Griswold skillets are dated 1939 - 1957. The "late" handle style on yours places them likely somewhere in the middle of that period. The unmarked skillet is a Wagner, ca. late 1960s. The pot is a Wagner dutch oven ca. 1950 to mid-1960s. It probably came with either an unmarked lid or a Pyrex glass cover.