griswold square-fry skillet no. 2106

[Bertha]

Could you tell me what the value is for a Griswold square-fry skillet no. 2106? It's in great condition.

[Steve_Stephens]

Melanie,
Welcome to our forum.  That's a c.mid-50's pan that's hard to find but in moderate demand by collectors.  The blue book gives a value of $75-100.  That may be a little high now with most prices down somewhat from what the book(s) shows.  Also made in sizes 3 and 8 and also in the "Quaker Ware" finish with a white porcelain coating on the inside.

Steve

[Bertha]

Thanks! I also have a wagner #1 oval dutch oven with trivet and lid. Know anything about it?

[Steve_Stephens]

That's the little guy and it's nice that you have the trivet with it.  The no.1's were not made in later years and, partly due to their small size, they usually bring quite a lot of $$.  maybe in the $250 to 400 range depending upon condition and which version you have.  Just the right size for roasting a fat guinea pig.  A game hen might be more realistic.  Are you looking to sell of just want to see what your teasures are worth?
Steve

[Bertha]

Thanks again! I'm not ready to part with it just yet.  It is a cutey.  Too small to use. I bought it at an estate sell about 15 years ago for around $8.00. Not bad!

[Bertha]

Melanie,
Just curious; is the writing on the oval roaster cover RAISED or INDENTED?  Does the inside of the cover have zig-zag basting rings?
Steve

[Bertha]

indented and does have the zig-zag

[Steve_Stephens]

That's the second to last version of the No.1 oval roaster.  Nice little roasters.
Steve

[Bertha]

Thanks Steve!