Griswold cast iron skillet with heat ring and finger handle. Botton of skillet reads: GRISWOLD in large block logo, CAST IRON SKILLET, 12, ERIE PA., U.S.A., 719. Skillet has the number 12 on the handle. CIRCA: 1920s. The griddle's cooking surface is impressively smooth and non-grainy with no damaging utensil marks, pitting, or rusting. The surface reveals a series of concentric circles from the manufacturing process and surely a positive indication that this item was very minimally used. The griddle rests flat with no warping or wobbling. It has the traditional flared outer rim to prevent grease from running over the sides. This item measures 7 3/4" in diameter across the top by 8" in diameter across the bottom by 11 3/4" across to include the handle. A practical cookware collectible that will display beautifully on a wall when not in use. Perfectly sized for grilled sandwiches, sausages, and sunny-side or over-easy eggs!

This #7 skillet has a filagree handle, eccentric heat ring, gate mark, and one pour spout. Image courtesy of Darrel Jones. This Griswold #738 Cast Iron Skillet Griddle is in Excellent Condition. It has the traditional flared outer rim to prevent grease from running over the sides while cooking. This versatile Griswold griddle was very gently. The cooking surface is smooth and non-grainy with no accumulated baked-on food stains or abusive utensil marks. The griddle rests flat on a surface with no annoying wobble or unbalance. The cooking surface has a cooking diameter of 9" and retains much of the original grinding swirl marks from the manufacturing process. The handle extends outward by 4 1/2" inches. The bottom of the skillet is impressively clean and features a raised cross section for even heat distribution. A perfect kitchenware collectible that will display boldly on a kitchen wall. A must have item for searing steaks or grilling sandwiches.