Griswold No. 28 Wheat & Corn

[Shawn Halversen]

I'm wondering what people can tell me about this No 28 Griswold Wheat & Corn stick pan that I picked up a couple of weeks ago in an antique shop.

Some of the things I'd be interested in knowing are: is it authentic?, when was it made?, rarity?, value? Basically, any information would be helpful.

Thanks,
Shawn

[Will Person]

Looks like the real deal.    There is 4 different variations of this pan.  This is variation #4   Looks to be from the 1920's   Ebay sets the value.   Has there been any out?

[Jeff Seago]

$100-150 as of late. Seems pretty cheap to me????

http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_odkw=griswold+27&LH_Sold=1&_osacat=0&_from=R40&LH_Complete=1&_trksid=p2045573.m570.l1313.TR8.TRC1.A0.Xgriswold+28&_nkw=griswold+28&_sacat=0

[Terry Hammer]

I bought a variation #4 and a variation # 1 on E-Bay about a year ago. Paid $88 and $90  for them plus S&H. I was at a auction  this summer and seen the variation #4 go for $120. You see them on E-Bay about 1-2 times a month!

[Shawn Halversen]

Thanks for all the info. I always like to know a bit of the history of what I use to cook.

Seems like I got a good deal at $50. I was a bit nervous when I bought it as it was covered in crud. So much so, that I could barely see Griswold on the back, but I could see the handles and they looked like the real deal (casting looked nice).

Even if it wasn't authentic, I've been wanting a wheat stick pan for a while now, so I think I would have been happy. But it's always good to know that it's a Griswold.

Thanks,
Shawn

[C. Perry Rapier]

Hello Shawn. At fifty dollars you did very good. And you cleaned it beautifully, and its in great shape. So congratulations.

Thanks for posting it.  :)