Presenting this Unmarked Wagner Ware #6 - 9 inch skillet.

This is a very nice 9 inch skillet, with a couple of use scratches and a few pits.

This has undergone a meticulous cleaning process with electrolysis and lye. After being cleaned, three layers of seasoning, using a blend of have been applied as a base. The is now primed for cooking, though it's important to note that this cast iron is not completely non-stick yet, and it develops its non-stick properties over time.

Unmarked Wagner products were much like the "generic version" of items, usually found for sale in smaller local stores, these products could be sold at a lesser price but were still of the same design and quality as the name branded products. 

The Wagner Manufacturing Company was a prominent American manufacturer of cast iron cookware, operating from the late 19th century to the mid-20th century. Based in Sidney, Ohio, Wagner produced a wide range of cast iron products, including skillets, Dutch ovens, and other kitchen utensils. Known for their durability and quality craftsmanship, Wagner cast iron pieces are highly sought after by collectors and enthusiasts. The company's products often feature distinct markings, such as the Wagner Ware logo, which collectors use to date and identify pieces. Despite ceasing production in the 1950s, after being purchased, Wagner cookware remains popular among collectors for its historical significance and enduring appeal.

DISCLAIMER: Please note that these pieces are of a vintage nature. Due to their age and prior use, they may exhibit minor imperfections and inconsistencies, such as residual carbon deposits, scratches, small pits or a minor “wobble”, which I believe can add to their inherent charm. All items are sold as is, however I take pride in ensuring each piece meets high standards, and in the rare instance that you're totally unsatisfied, I am committed to working with you for a resolution or offering a refund if necessary. I have made every effort to accurately represent their condition in the description and images. Please carefully examine all accompanying images and reach out for further clarification if necessary.