Griswold

Founded in 1865 in Erie, Pennsylvania, the Griswold Manufacturing Company quickly earned a reputation as one of America's finest cast iron foundries. What began as a small operation grew into a household name, producing beautifully crafted skillets, Dutch ovens, griddles, waffle irons, muffin pans, gem pans, kettles, tea kettles, and countless other cast iron kitchen tools prized for their exceptional quality and smooth cooking surfaces.

For decades, Griswold cookware was a staple in American homes, with production continuing until the company ceased manufacturing under the Griswold name in 1957. Today, Griswold pieces remain some of the most sought-after cast iron collectibles in the world.

More than 150 years after the company was founded, Griswold cookware is still hard at work in kitchens everywhere. Built to last a lifetime—and then another—it continues to be passed from one generation to the next, proving that quality craftsmanship never goes out of style.