Hard to find showstopper! 1910's Era Wagner Waffle Iron with matching bailed base. Don't miss this one baking molds That means it was used

That means it was used from the same pattern as the previous Erie skillet series

This Griswold Iron Mountain series #5 pan was recovered from a collection from Raleigh

possibly Mid-Atlantic/OH

It does not sit flat on all surfaces so perfect for any cook top

Super unique pan

Hard to find showstopper! 1910's Era Wagner Waffle Iron with matching bailed base. Don't miss this one baking molds That means it was usedWow. They broke the mold when they made this one. Both Wagner and Griswold made a few styles and sizes of these "hotel" waffle irons that were intended for producing a higher volume of waffles for either customers at a buffet, or just for a hungry family. These are very hard to find these days and they sell quickly. You can make six playing card size waffles with both paddles so they are great for family cooking at home! See our FAQ's on cooking