Antique Cast Iron Waffle Maker Grates-No Cradle

CAST IRON #2 WAFFLE GRATE CLAM NO BASE-SEASONED AND IN GREAT CONDITION!
Any embossed brand name has long worn off but the design could be or was inspired by John Savery's Sons, Iron Foundry (1840-1890). Savery's invention is commonly argued to be the first known cast iron waffle maker model before Cornelius Swartwout's 1869 patented model.
Savery's unique design used the 'Suits of Playing Cards" symbols in his waffle grates like these for sale.
Cornelius Swartwout was officially credited with the waffle iron invention in Troy, NY on August 24, 1869
and to this day August 24, 1869 is National Waffle Day in the United States.
Weighs 4 lbs 9 oz
Measures 7.5" X 7.5" Diameter
#2 On Wood Burning Stoves (4-7/8" Eye/Range)

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