Help ID'ing A Corn Bread Pan

[Don Tener]

I just picked this up yesterday. The only marks on it are "No 22" on one handle and a small "C" on the back. Is it a unmarked Griswold? Thanks

 

[Doug D.]

#22 was the designation used by many foundries for this gem pan configuration, but Wagner used "EE" and Lodge used "44". It would be extremely rare for Griswold to make a pan, even unmarked, without a pattern number, nor is the C a marking they would have used. The handles on Griswold #22 pans were also trapezoidal in shape.

See: https://www.castironcollector.com/gems.php#griswold

 

[SeanD]

I have a newer Wagner that looks like this, kinda. mine has less sections, but it could be Wagner. They called it a breadstick pan at the site I got it from.

 

[Doug D.]

Wagner "EE" pans have oval hanging holes. They also did not mark theirs No 22.

 

[Don Tener]

I was kind of hoping to find out who made it but no matter what it will be a nice user pan.