It's a keeper for sure!!!
It depends on the piece and the condition. That particular cornstick pan shown above? It's the extra large one which makes it quite rare. I've seen it go anywhere from $90-$150 PLUS shipping. The regular size ones sell for as low as $30 to upwards of $50. Skillets? It depends on the logo and handle style. A 10.5" can be worth anywhere from $30 for a small label to around $90 or even more for a large, slant label with a grooved handle. A lot also depends on where someone tries to sell it. There are collector groups where fully restored, mint condition iron will go for top dollar. At a yard sale or even most antique malls, you'll get about 25-30% less in general.
I was just curious because my FIL had showed me his collection that he’s all proud of and they also have them hanging on the wall all around their kitchen but I’ve never seen the corn one before. Interesting!
Sounds like he's got quite a collection. I have dozens of pieces but few Griswolds. Everything from gate marked pieces from the 1800's to modern Lodge. And it's all used - the house rule is if you don't use it, it's gotta go!
Sweet!!! I have a Puritan (made by Griswold) stick pan and it's one of my favorites!
Hey, I finally found a good bread stick recipe to use in the bread stick pan!!!!
