CI Muffin Pan identification?

[TimothyB]

I am having difficulty identifying the maker and approximate date of this weekend's Packwood WA flea market cast Iron Muffin pan rescue:
Heavy, only discernable markings: "MADE IN USA" stamped on the bottom.
4-3-4 flat bottom cups with angled walls, 2 finger holes on each end resembling deer hoof prints.

(I also assume it is a Muffin Pan and not a popover or gem?)

- see attached photos

Thank you,
Timothy

 

[Doug D.]

Unmarked Wagner #10 popover, from an acquired Griswold pattern.

 

[Sharon Shuman]

Hi, Timothy! In response to your question of what you call these pans, as I understand it, the multi-cupped baking pans are generically referred to as "Gem pans", although this particular style is referred to as a popover pan. (Doug, was that what they were called by the makers?) It looks like a good user to me; hope you bake something yummy in it!

 

[Doug D.]

The #10 popover is shallower than the #10 muffin.

 

[Sharon Shuman]

Thanks Doug. Now I'll have to go measure my "no. 10" pans to see if they have the same depth cups.