WAhat is this lid ?

[Richard Wilts]

It's 5 7/8'' wide, who made it?, what piece is it made for?, what is it worth?

[Richard Wilts]

it's to small for a #3 skillet

[Cheryl Watson]

It is an Asian produced piece.

I know little beyond that.  :)

[Janis Berzins]

Probably not worth anything other than what someone is willing to give if they want to use it.

[C. Perry Rapier]

Ever who took the picture of this piece wasted their film.

[Duke Gilleland]

Ever who took the picture of this piece wasted their film.

Now, now Perry, you ain't being politically correct. ;D

[Mark Zizzi]

Yeah..  nobody uses film anymore.  :P

[C. Perry Rapier]

Ever who took the picture of this piece wasted their film.

Now, now Perry, you ain't being politically correct. ;D

Let me try it again Duke.

Ah yes, you have a much recognized piece by the advanced and informed collectors. It was made by skilled artisans who were of the opinion that no home, nor any cast iron collection, would be truly complete without the addition of this example. And for that reason they have made this piece completely affordable at two dollars per dozen.

[Duke Gilleland]

Ever who took the picture of this piece wasted their film.

Now, now Perry, you ain't being politically correct. ;D

Let me try it again Duke.

Ah yes, you have a much recognized piece by the advanced and informed collectors. It was made by skilled artisans who were of the opinion that no home, nor any cast iron collection, would be truly complete without the addition of this example. And for that reason they have made this piece completely affordable at two dollars per dozen.

 And from you Perry [smiley=hysterical.gif] Cut to the chase and just use MY old term: "Trot Line Weight"! [smiley=thumbsup.gif]

[Valerie Johnson]

Looking at the underside of the lid I note that there is no downward projection to center the lid on what ever it covered and to keep it from sliding off so it would need to be used on a piece that had a stepped ridge on the inside of whatever you put it on.

[C. Perry Rapier]

Looking at the underside of the lid I note that there is no downward projection to center the lid on what ever it covered and to keep it from sliding off so it would need to be used on a piece that had a stepped ridge on the inside of whatever you put it on.

Hello Valerie. After looking at this piece again I see exactly what you mean. More reason not to like it.  :)

Hey Duke, you are the resident 'trot line' expert here. Do you think what Valerie has correctly pointed out here would interfere with this piece being used for a 'trot line' weight?  :-/

Alright. I'm done.  :-X

[Sandy Glenn]

I suspect the lid in the first post came from an Asian made 1 qt. saucepan like the one in this auction:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/291674544782?ru=http%3A%2F

[Greg Stahl]

Film, who uses film?  Pixels wasted perhaps?? ;D

Ever who took the picture of this piece wasted their film.

[Richard Wilts]

sorry about wasting your time but thanks for the information anyway ,this lid came with a #3 Wagner I bought at a local action I was just wonder what it fit .I also bought a Alfred Andersen Rosette heart shape 999 for $56.00 and a western rosette heart shape for $46.00 the western has a repair on it.

[Valerie Johnson]

Hi Richard, I don't think it was a waste of anyone's time to answer, If no one asked questions then these boards would be a pretty dull place. Some people just have a certain style with their answers and it takes a while to get used to them...and no I ain't naming any names

[C. Perry Rapier]

Hi Richard, I don't think it was a waste of anyone's time to answer, If no one asked questions then these boards would be a pretty dull place. Some people just have a certain style with their answers and it takes a while to get used to them...and no I ain't naming any names

Hello My Darling. Now we wouldn't be talking about anybody in particular, would we?  :-* ;D