ID on unmarked #3

[Michael Talton]

Not sure who made this #3 skillet. My guess would have to be unmarked Wagner Ware, but a couple things don't seem consistant with that. First, the "4" at 6 o'clock - the font seems off. There isn't a little flat triangle where the bottom of the handle meets the sidewall, like on my other WWSO's. And the wall is REALLY thin. Much thinner than any of my other marked or unmarked Wagners. As thin as my Favorite Piqua #3. So any help in identification would be appreciated.

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-Br0N_g1h1jA/U2pd4kbS-HI/AAAAAAAAB3M/I0UP3JQrbiI/s512/P5060867.JPG
https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-WzHpM67Y_PE/U2pd45AwQlI/AAAAAAAAB3U/NmTrKAIxdVw/s512/P5060868.JPG
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Easier to see the wall thickness here, in a "before" picture:

https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-AFlLFCre3v4/U2P9QFb0jyI/AAAAAAAAB2I/XcqMHbni224/s512/IMG_0385.JPG

 

[Steve Stephens]

I don't know who made your pan but there are several subtle differences from Wagner; handle, larger more distinct pouring lips, font of the "4" on the bottom that are not Wagner.

 

[Michael Talton]

Thanks Steve - I forgot to mention the bigger ears. Would you think it's maybe a 40's-50's era?

 

[Steve Stephens]

A guess would be 1930s-40s.

 

[Michael Talton]

Thanks Steve.