X.Bazin Amandine

norflo2norcal · Feb 14, 2013

My husband found this potlid tonight while we were looking for bottles along the riverbank. I have searched online to find another one but can't come up with an exact match. Can someone shed some light on the rarity and age of this lid?

~Bree

cadburys · Feb 14, 2013

Nice lid.

Trog will chime in soon enough on rarity. Here is the exact match you were looking for;

http://www.deantiques.com/PLG/USA.htm#Bazin

Ant

TROG · Feb 15, 2013

Hi,

This lid would date to around 1870 and do turn up occasionally so would have to say that it is scarce rather than it being a rare item.

This is a link to another Bazin,s lid that is classed as quite common.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Antique-ceramic-AMERICAN-advertising-Jar-crock-pot-lid-/130847853309?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item1e7723cafd

David

norflo2norcal · Feb 15, 2013

Thanks for the links, guys! That's cool to know a "common" lid sold for so much. But I'm too stingy with my finds to ever let this one go. It's got a permanent display spot in my living room now. [

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TROG · Feb 18, 2013

Another Bazin,s lid with base that is quite rare that has just sold on ebay . I would have bid more than this went for but seller would not sell out of U S.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/X-BAZIN-GENUINE-BEEF-MARROW-POT-LID-WITH-ORIGINAL-BASE-/370756728978?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item5652d2b892&nma=true&si=DNy1I3roGi3HKTlggxWPzZu1KNw%253D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557

Oldihtractor · Feb 18, 2013

If you ever get in that jam buy it have it shipped to one of us in the states and then foward it to you.. I have the base but no lid ...

https://www.antique-bottles.net/forum/m-576911/mpage-1/key-/tm.htm#587630

2find4me · Mar 1, 2013

I was wondering if pot lids are uncommon when they are from the U.S. I found a broken 1 that was from AL or GA or something around there. Will try to post later.

TROG · Mar 1, 2013

Hi ,

You are generally right with U S Pot Lids being uncommon but there are also a few that do turn up quite regularly although any complete pot lid could be classed as uncommon as most seem to be damaged in some way.

David

ORIGINAL: 2find4me

I was wondering if pot lids are uncommon when they are from the U.S. I found a broken 1 that was from AL or GA or something around there. Will try to post later.

Gidday · Mar 1, 2013

2find4me - This Bazin lid is listed in the 1987 Jackson book #162 and is relatively common but still a great find not having to dig.. congratulations! Roussel has 3 other lids with a very similar print but slight variations to the outer wording. Amadine must have been a popular product and was advertised from the early 1840s. Here's a couple of links that you may find helpful on US Lids.

http://www.deantiques.com/PLG/USA.htm

https://www.facebook.com/AmericanPotLids

2find4me · Mar 2, 2013

Thanks, helped a lot!!

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