So elegant and very hard to find! ERIE Third Series #8 749 Long Griddle/Sad Iron Heater. Don't miss this one! Combo skillet Very few utensil marks

Very few utensil marks

The handle design was meant to assist the person eating the soup in order to keep hands cool while the soup was hot

An ummarked one like this with the Raised #10 on the bottom and a closed interior frame

So this is priced to sell just because it isnt perfect

This waffle iron was brought to us from Illinois from a family sale

So elegant and very hard to find! ERIE Third Series #8 749 Long Griddle/Sad Iron Heater. Don't miss this one! Combo skillet Very few utensil marksWOW. We see these in the Griswold variety from time to time, but not often with the ERIE logo. Super versatile and very light to work with, it is similar to the gate marked sad iron heaters often seen. In the early 1900s, prior to the name "Griswold" being fashioned on the most popular vintage cast iron cookware with the famous cross logo, they used the name Erie on all of their items. This dates the piece to around 1905. Some of the most sought after