Wagner Chuck Wagon DO

[Marilyn_Travers]

My find today!  On bottom Wagner Ware Sidney O. Dutch Oven & the number 11. No pn.  In excellant condition. Almost forgot the three legs. No lid. Would anyone know circa and if it has any value? It's a beautiful piece.

Thanks,
Marilyn   :)

[jcbb]

can u show a pic????

[Marilyn_Travers]

I'll try to send picture if I can figure out how to do it. Lucky I can turn this on & off.

[Troy_Hockensmith]

If it's the one I think it is they were made up until WW II. SO it's pretty safe to say it was at least befor the 40's. A picture would confirm it. They really are nice ovens. Good find. Wish I had an 11. LOL.

[Marilyn_Travers]

 :) Thanks for the info Troy. Taken pictures but have to find how to do it on the forum.
Marilyn  8)

[Greg Stahl]

just make a post and use the ATTACH feature at the bottom of the box where you write your message.  PIx size must be under 60kB for now, but that is about to change to unlimited size.

[Troy_Hockensmith]

Make sure you add some text in the text block when you do the attachment as that got me the other day and I received an error and had to redo it.  

[Marilyn_Travers]

Will give it another try

[Marilyn_Travers]

Sorry only one came through. I'm learning.

[Marilyn_Travers]

This is the one I wanted to send first.

[moosejaw]

Nice buy, Marilyn!  Did you get the lid with it?  I am envious!!!!

[Marilyn_Travers]

 :D  No lid but for $30 didn't think I could go wrong.

[Troy_Hockensmith]

Yes, that is one of the old original Wagners. The #9 I have is finished on the inside. These are really nice pieces. Pre 1941 is the best I can do. Will be tough to find a lid as they are only marked with a # and the handle is the only real identifier.  

[Steve_Stephens]

With no catalog number (1301) on the pot and no stylized logo (came out in late teens?) I think the pot is pre c.1924.  Or, perhaps, Wagner never changed or updated the pattern to include the catalog number which appears by the 1924 catalog.  Also, Troy, did Wagner change to a more usual bail handle ears on their later dowlegs?  I don't know for sure but it seems to me that I've see some Wagner dowlegs with the usual style ears or pot handles.
Steve

[Troy_Hockensmith]

Very possible Steve and I would like to confirm that but I haven't seen enough of these to tell you. I have never seen one but that doesn't mean they didn't change the style.  

[Brian Vick]

Guess I'll join the frey,
I have a #10 block WAGNER (no quotation marks) D/O dowleg with a slant Griswold  no p/n lid that fits the D/O but the bail would'nt
fit over the lid. Sooooo the person who had it prior to me tried to file the lid rim down so the bail would  fit over the lid.

This did not solve the problem. The lid woud make a good user if I could find the right lid for my D/O

Troy, What does the lid look like for my WAGNER D/O? Do you have any idea?
Thanks,
Brian

[Troy_Hockensmith]

Brian,
Your oven is a Griswold patent oven made in Sidney and off the top of my head I think the only markings is the #10 on the lid. I pretty sure they shouldn't have the logo but if the foundry had some left over slant logo lids without ERIE or a pattern number like you find on the PN 310's it doesn't mean they wouldn't have used them. The oven that's pictured is an original Wagner from well before they got the actual griswold patent.

I really should get this all in a book. I'm just having trouble finding a round tuit.