I picked this up at a yard sale and reseasoned it. There are no markings on it. Any idea what brand this is?
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Maybe it doesn't have one? people might slap a logo on everything nowadays but it's never been a requirement for a product to be quality. Looks like a nice cast iron to me
For a very long time, metal workers have been leaving markings on their works. As in, thousands of years.
Of course they have been, but we have been mass producing simple items like these for well over a century or two. I'm simply saying I wouldn't be surprised if this specific style of pan was sold/manufactured by more than one brand if not unbranded altogether.
Unmarked pieces are also not unheard of. It could have been a white label product that would have been sold by a retailer under a store brand's name.