I'm new in collecting Wagoner Ware cast iron. My Mother gave my wife an old Wagoner Ware Skillet 40 years ago and I became curious as to what it is . I have never found the other half of this Skillet/lid Combination. It Says Wagoner Ware Skillet Oven. Pat. date is Aug. 10th1920 and has 1276-2 on the bottom. across from the handle is a ball with a slot and a pin through the ball slot. Any information would be great. I would love to find the other half of this set.
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Never saw any like this before
- Thread starter Jerry S
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Those are nice to find, if complete and with the hinge unbroken. I would say the chances of finding the other half to yours are few. The Wagner section of the BB has a full page on this piece, pg. 238. There was also supposedly a base that came with it, with the intention it be used on the stovetop, but finding those are even more unlikely.
There was one on ebay a while back, I really wanted it, but the asking price was pretty high. I looked through completed & sold listings and couldn't find it.
The one I saw was marked the same, only different part No. This one was 1275-1, 1275-2..
Hold onto it, you may come across the other half one day..
The one I saw was marked the same, only different part No. This one was 1275-1, 1275-2..
Hold onto it, you may come across the other half one day..