The open-air style of the pan facilitates excellent air circulation for oven baking
is a fantastic piece to add to your collection or as an every day piece of history in your kitchen
It could have been used from a Wagner pattern (Wapak used lots of other companies patterns) as it looks remarkably similar to the 1920's Wagner 4
This piece has the FULL markings of the Crescent pattern
Their history of use means small marks and inconsistencies
So cool! 1920's Favorite Piqua Ware #8 griddle with Griswold Ghost Marks! Wagner Cast Iron The open-air style of theOur full catalog, cleaning and care instructions, and more can be found at www. castandclarabell. com! This antique early griddle by Favorite Piqua was made in the early first half of the 1900's. It features the block style logo on the back and regardless of its age, the cooking surface of this griddle is in great condition. Restored and seasoned, it is ready for making small pizzas, pancakes, or any flat iron dish. With each use, your cooking surface