Vintage unmarked cast iron skillet, made by Griswold in Erie PA around 1910. Measures 9.5" across, 14.25" including handle, and is 1.75" deep. Known as an unmarked Victor, as Victors are known for being slightly shallower than standard Griswold pans. This also makes it lighter than a typical cast iron skillet of the same size. This pan has a heat ring and is marked only 754, 7 on the bottom and has a 7 on the handle that looks upside down compared to how Griswold usually marked the top
Vintage estate find in excellent condition. It has been professionally restored via electrolysis and given multiple coats of seasoning with grapeseed oil. Sits flat, no chips or cracks. No rust pitting. There is a light line from a shift in the mold known as a casting flaw which does not affect use or value. Minimal utensil marks, overall the skillet is beautifully smooth inside and will be a joy to use. A beautiful skillet for use or display!
