Vintage Griswold Cast Iron Gem Pan #954 – 11 Cup Pan

Description :
This is a vintage cast iron gem pan made by Griswold, a well-known American manufacturer of quality cast iron cookware from the late 1800s through mid-1900s. This particular model, marked "GRISWOLD" and “ERIE PA. U.S.A. 954,” features 11 rounded cups ideal for baking corn gems, muffins, or tea cakes. The thick, textured casting and patina reflect years of use, adding to its charm and collector appeal. Designed with two handle slots for oven retrieval and a compact footprint, it remains both functional and display-worthy. With proper restoration or seasoning, this piece can return to active kitchen duty or be proudly showcased in a rustic or farmhouse setting.

Era:
Early to Mid 20th Century (approx. 1920s–1940s)

Style:
Industrial Americana / Farmhouse Kitchenware

Technique:
Sand-cast iron, hand-machined finishing

Tools Used:
Foundry sand molds, metal lathe, hand-polishing tools

History:
Griswold Manufacturing Co. was a major producer of cast iron cookware in Erie, Pennsylvania, and is a highly collectible brand today.

Manufacturer / Maker:
Griswold Manufacturing Co., Erie, PA, Model #954

Measurements:
8" W x 11" L x approx. 1.25" D (cup depth)

Suggested Weight:
6–7 lbs

Item Number : P13915

Category : Housewares

Brand : Griswold Manufacturing Co., Erie, PA, Model #954