Lodge Block-Logo Skillet Value & Dating
Estimated value · from sold prices
$25 – $50
Indicative educational range — not a formal appraisal.
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Lodge's raised block-letter logo with “Made in USA” marks the later, most common production era — roughly the late 1960s into the 1980s. These are solid user pans rather than collectibles, so prices stay modest: a clean, flat block-logo skillet usually sells for about $25–$50 depending on size and condition. Because so many were made and they're still easy to buy new, value is driven almost entirely by condition and size (larger pans a little more). Cracks, warping and heavy pitting drop the price sharply.
What drives the value
Era
Block logo + “Made in USA” = later, most-common production.
Size & condition
Larger, flat, crack-free pans sell at the top of the range.
Typical sold price ranges
Very common and still made new, so realized prices cluster low and vary by size — treat as an educational user-grade range.
Care & conservation
Clean and re-season; don't grind the cooking surface.
Frequently asked
Is block-logo Lodge collectible?
Mostly no — it's the newest, most common Lodge and is valued as everyday cookware, not as a collectible.
How do I date a block-logo Lodge?
The raised block logo with “Made in USA” points to the later era (roughly late 1960s onward).