Wagner Ware #8 Reconditioned 10-1/2" Cast Iron Skillet Made in USA🇺🇸 - $60 (Castle Rock)

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I have a newly-reconditioned Wagner Ware #8 Cast Iron Skillet that looks like it just came off a department store display back in the day. Wagner cast iron is highly collectible. Like most antique cast iron, Wagner manufactured high-quality cookware for their entire range of cast iron products. One of its unique characteristics is a very smooth finish on both the interior and exterior of the cookware.

The workers at Wagner made cast iron cookware without casting flaws or bubbles - a testament to their great skill and attention to detail. Quality was a focus from the very start for Wagner Manufacturing Company. They even advertised this selling point to consumers. Old advertisements read:

"We do not strive to manufacture hollowware as cheaply as possible but as well as it can be made. We cannot afford to put on the market ware that will not sustain our reputation. The name Wagner is on the bottom of each piece of ware."

Wagner Manufacturing Company was founded in 1891 by Milton M. and Bernard P. Wagner. However, two more Wagner brothers, Louis and William Wagner, joined the company in the following years. The company had its ironworks in Sidney, Shelby County, Ohio.

If you want a vintage skillet, then Wagner skillets are a great choice and, this particular 10-1/2" double-spigot model represents the company's most popular by far and away. MADE IN THE U.S.A. 🇺🇸 $60

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posted: 2025-09-01 11:01

updated: 2025-09-05 15:57

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Wagner Ware #8 Reconditioned 10-1/2" Cast Iron Skillet Made in USA🇺🇸...

I have a newly-reconditioned Wagner Ware #8 Cast Iron Skillet that looks like it just came off a department store display back in the day. Wagner cast iron is highly collectible. Like most antique...