Description
Vintage No 273 Griswold Crispy Corn Stick Pan, Cast Iron 930, Erie PA USA. Griswold made various types of cast iron cookware, and the No. 273 pan specifically was manufactured during the mid-20th century, around the 1940s to 1950s. If you have more specific details or markings, that could help narrow it down further. It is not warped, it sits flat. This is dusty and dirty and needs a quick cleaning. It is in great condition and is a nice item that can still be used. The Griswold No. 273 Crispy Corn Stick Pan is a cast iron cookware item that was produced by the Griswold Manufacturing Company, which was based in Erie, Pennsylvania. Griswold made various types of cast iron cookware, and the No. 273 pan specifically was manufactured during the mid-20th century, around the 1940s to 1950s. The exact date can vary depending on specific production runs, but items marked with "Erie" suggest they were made before the company moved to its later locations. If you have more specific details or markings, that could help narrow it down further. In March 1957, McGraw-Edison of Chicago, Illinois, acquired Griswold Manufacturing. Later that year the Griswold brand and housewares division were sold to the Wagner Manufacturing Company of Sidney, Ohio. The plant in Erie, Pennsylvania, was closed in December 1957.