Frying Pan

Griswold Manufacturing Company was an American cast iron cookware manufacturer based in Erie, Pennsylvania, founded in 1884. The company produced utilitarian cooking vessels and skillets distinguished by precise casting techniques and functional design refinement. Griswold's output, primarily frying pans, Dutch ovens, and griddles, exemplified American industrial manufacturing at the turn of the twentieth century, with each piece marked by consistent quality and ergonomic attention to handle and weight distribution. The company's wares became foundational objects of domestic life and remain significant artifacts of American industrial craft.