Griswold Pristine Unmarked New England "French Roll" Cast Iron Pan, 1890-1910 For Sale

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Griswold Pristine Unmarked New England "French Roll" Cast Iron Pan, 1890-1910:
$175.00

Griswold Pristine Unmarked New England "French Roll" Cast Iron Pan, 1890-1910

Condition: Collectors Grade Very Fine condition Griswold New England "French Roll" Cast Iron Pan. 12 French Roll slots. Unmarked (read below). Two handles with hanging holes. Very fine casting quality. 13 inches by 7.25 inches by 1 inch. Weight 3.76 pounds. NO evidence of use.

Measurements:

Length-13 inches

Width-7.25 inches

Height-1 inch

Weight-3.76 lbs.

Unbranded: Usually these have the markings of "NES and No. 11" down the bottom middle of the gem pan.

The Griswold "French Roll" cast iron bread pan (No. 11, NES) was likely produced between 1890 and 1910. Specifically, some of the early "New England Style" (NES) pans were unmarked, unlike later pieces, Griswold made 11 variations of the No. 11 roll pan, with 5 being New England style, notes one online Griswold history.

Griswold did produce unmarked cast iron pans, including the unmarked New England "French Roll" Cast Iron Bread Pan (No. 11, NES). These unmarked pieces were typically made during a time when Griswold transitioned their branding or for specific purposes that did not require the usual markings. Collectors often seek out these unmarked pans for their unique characteristics and historical significance within the Griswold brand.

Griswold did manufacture the No. 11 New England Style (NES) French Roll pan with an unmarked version, especially in their earlier production years. These unmarked pans are known as the "Unmarked Griswold" variety. 

More Details:

New England Style (NES):

The "NES" in the pan's name refers to the New England Style, which is characterized by an open frame design with cutouts between the cups. 

Early Production:

Unmarked Griswold pieces, including the French roll pan, are associated with the earlier production periods, typically from 1890-1910. 

Later Production:

Later versions of this pan were marked with the Griswold logo. 

Rarity:

Unmarked Griswold pieces are considered collectible due to their age and historical significance. 

Erie Origins:

Griswold Manufacturing was based in Erie, Pennsylvania, and produced high-quality cast iron cookware. 

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