I dont have a lodge pan ..instead a vintage cast iron pan ... its stamped on the bottom #10 12 7/16 inches... what is the exact size of the lid?
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The "ridge" that is on the bottom of the lid is from outside to outside 11 5/8 . The ridge is 1/8 in. The diam of the lid is 12 1/8. The "ridge' is approx. 3/16 in from the edge of the lid
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My 10" skillets were basic Teflon pans from the Christmas tree shop. The lid fits my RevereWare Copper bottom pan and another 10" one that I had as well as the teflon pans. It seem that this lid will fit any 10' pan with no problem. If it doesn't fit, Amazon returns are very simple. Go ahead and try it!
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If I am not mistaken, that info is etched on the bottom of the pot. Check there first and it should say the size.
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I do not have a Lodge 10 1/2" frying pan, however I do have a #8 10 1/2 inch cast iron fry pan and the lid fits perfectly. Hope this helps.
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I believe this lid will fit a 3qt revere saucepan - I am on the road until Saturday, but when I get home I will check to see what model my saucepan is. I am not sure what you mean by your question of "What measurement is 10 inches". Please clarify what you mean.
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I agree with the other answers, this lid should fit any other 10" skillets. I am not too glad about this lid because it rusts when braising a roast with wine. I have to re-season it again and again.
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Lodge says it will fit their round skillets that are 12" or larger. I haven't tried it.
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Sorry. The largest pan this lid fits is 12". Good luck--and Happy New Year!
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It is supposed to fit a 12 inch, however, it didn't really fit ours, it fit crookedly halfway in. We purchased it for our 12 inch lodge dutch oven, and returned it for not fitting.
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Mine has never fit the pot they claim it is for.The outside of the lip is 9 15/16 and rides up on the pan. The diameter of the lid is 10 1/4.[Looking at the other answers, they are just all over the map. Where is their quality control.]
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I measured the lid and diameter is 8". But to find out for sure that it fits the 8" skillet, only Lodge would be able to answer that question.
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It was a little hard to measure, but the bottom of the pan is approx. 10 1/2". (outside measurement) Hope that helps you.
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This "looks" like the glass lid that goes with my 10.25 skillet. I bought the skillet and tempered glass lid from Amazon, but NOT as a set. I use them together all the time. It is better made than others I have because the nob on the top is "solid" and does not get water in it and have to be unscrewed to get the water out. Enjoy your Lodge cast iron! Evelyn
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My Lodge cast iron lid doesn't quite fit but my antique unidentified brand cast iron one does perfectly.
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According the the measurements found on the Lodge website it is 10.125" in width (12.625" including handles). Height is 6.625", but I think that is to the top of the stainless steel handle...a more helpful measurement would be the height from the bottom of the inside of the pan to the top of the rim of the pan.
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Measure the inside lip of the pan because the lid has trim that is recessed about an 1/8 inch and it will seal with the inside of the pan. I bought the set of 2 (10" & 12") and am able to use both with other pan's that I I have on hand. I purchased a 12 " Analon grill pan and it didn't come with a lid. Thus why I ordered.
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Don't know for sure. I have a 10.25" lid that will fit a 10" skillet loosly. I suspect the 12" would cover the pouring spouts, but the handle will prevent it from setting down level and sealing. The Lodge glass lids are round and will not cover the lips. If a sealed lid is important to you, go ahead and spend the money for the correct sized cast lid. All the Lodge cast-iron lids I have do have ears that close the pouring spouts.I've been using Lodge skillets for years and have found that when t comes to mixing pans and lids, if Lodge doesn't state a particular lid will fit the skillet in question, it probably won't (at least not very well). Skillet and dutch oven lids do interchange fairly well. Don't know for sure. I have a 10.25" lid that will fit a 10" skillet loosly. I suspect the 12" would cover the pouring spouts, but the handle will prevent it from setting down level and sealing. The Lodge glass lids are round and will not cover the lips. If a sealed lid is important to you, go ahead and spend the money for the correct sized cast lid. All the Lodge cast-iron lids I have do have ears that close the pouring spouts.I've been using Lodge skillets for years and have found that when t comes to mixing pans and lids, if Lodge doesn't state a particular lid will fit... » Read More Don't know for sure. I have a 10.25" lid that will fit a 10" skillet loosly. I suspect the 12" would cover the pouring spouts, but the handle will prevent it from setting down level and sealing. The Lodge glass lids are round and will not cover the lips. If a sealed lid is important to you, go ahead and spend the money for the correct sized cast lid. All the Lodge cast-iron lids I have do have ears that close the pouring spouts.I've been using Lodge skillets for years and have found that when t comes to mixing pans and lids, if Lodge doesn't state a particular lid will fit the skillet in question, it probably won't (at least not very well). Skillet and dutch oven lids do interchange fairly well. « Show Less