What is the condition of the lids?
The lids are old, used, and salvaged unless marked with an * or labeled “NIB” (New In Box). There are four categories: Blemished, Damaged, Undamaged, and Pristine. Blemished (“Blem”) means there is a manufacturing defect or imperfection in the glazed surface or edge. These are sometimes called B-Grades or “Seconds”. Damaged includes chips (a piece is missing); nicks (in the surface only); and cracks. Any damage or blemish that we are aware of is noted in the description of the lid. Damaged and blemished lids are often reduced in price and may be a value for some customers depending on the location of the flaw relative to its view in your bathroom. These items are distinguished with a Red Tag price, such as $100. Undamaged lids may have slight scratches or abrasions from handling; or other minor specks. These conditions are not noted in the description as they are just “The Nature of the Beast.” Pristine lids appear new on the top surface, but show signs of use on the under side such as
