Awesome saute and side skillet! 1930's Wagner Ware #6 Cast Iron Skillet, 1056 R, Smooth Bottom big fry skillet but it sits flat

but it sits flat

From traditional muffin pans to the "golf ball" brownie pan

it became obvious that the waffle iron wasn‘t used as much as we thought

which is not common for Wapak

for making the family grilled cheese sandwiches or for frying up some veggies for stir fry‘s

Awesome saute and side skillet! 1930's Wagner Ware #6 Cast Iron Skillet, 1056 R, Smooth Bottom big fry skillet but it sits flatSee our complete catalog at www. castandclarabell. com Wagner, one of the premier hollow ware companies of the early to mid 1900s produced a series of slightly modified versions of its "Stylized Logo". It succeeded the Wagner arc and straight logo and really is the logo that is most visible in vintage cookware. It is a favorite in our kitchen because of its stable solid feel and its lightness and ease on the stove, and this #6 is perfect for sauces