Hard to find showstopper! 1910's Era Wagner Waffle Iron with matching bailed base. Don't miss this one! cast_iron_gift and they are derived from

and they are derived from the concept of "pig iron" being used in the production of fine American cast iron

The Iron Mountain series was a price fighter series

Will blend over time

IMPORTANT: This skillet was unused as far as we can see

It was caked on with what looked like generations of cooking

Hard to find showstopper! 1910's Era Wagner Waffle Iron with matching bailed base. Don't miss this one! cast_iron_gift and they are derived fromWow. They broke the mold (literally) when they made this one. Both Wagner and Griswold made a few styles and sizes of these "hotel" waffle irons. They 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