origin of the dinnerware? Anyone know?
136614
I think all Corelle is made in the U.S. except the stoneware mugs now in most sets which are made mostly in China.....it should say on the box or on the fine print where they're made, or else contact corelle at: HelpCenter@worldkitchen.com to also find out other info like what is being d/c'd this year.
1652653
I just look at them. There are no markings on the silverware. Maybe was on the box but did not notice.
1931524
They are put away right now but the plate from Amazon was identical to the others from Dillards. I have no idea where they were made, just nice dishes.
1712610
I'm not exactly sure of its origin, but is inspect it is. However, I have no definitive proof either way. Maybe reach out to the seller and they can provide manufacturer contact information... Helps this helps.
2004739
They are made in china. and the fact that it does not read lead free may be an indication that they are lead based. Thank you for bringing up this topic. i have searched the internet high and low and cannot find anything on the manufacturer and contents the dinner ware.
878224
These are pottery. Delicate enough to be used as fine dinnerware, but strong enough for every day use.
1175044
Not sure there isn't a tag on the item showing origin. The original packaging would have had that information but since it has been a few months since I purchased the item no longer have the wrapping.
1845758
Who knows? As I said I tied to clarify thing with them but they are not willing to provide accurate information in writing or otherwise..They say "it is a private proprietor" information and they can not disclose where the materials come from or what is in their coating. Well, they verbally state that it can be from Germany but there is no written/official confirmation that this information is indeed accurate. They also stated that the way they make things cvhanges all the time. So, as I said they are totally incompetent as a company. I wouldn't trust anything unless it came in writing or they had that information posted on their website..All we can say at this point is that this item is assembled in USA....nothing more beyond that..I have a suspicion that it is from Chinese materials otherwise why wouldn't they be willing to reply to my written request confirming that? I returned it as I don't want to be fooled. If It's not on a paper, there is no proof what it is exactly and where it came from...Let me know if you come across things not made in China :) I found pots and pans, silverware and more things but it's tough...Hope this helps...
328340
I don't know the origin. It was made of steel mixed with hard plastic. My grandson seemed to like it. I thought it was a little pricey for what it was.
1818237
it certainly began in the USA with Paul Revere copper company. yes The Paul Revere...however its under world kitchens now and im not totally sure where its made. it looks the same to me as my set i got 32 years ago. i love it and it has endured lotsssssss of cooking over the last 32 years. and still looks good.
2127199
I have no idea and there's nothing on the product that indicates it's origins. It's made by Belgoods Bakeware and they do have a website so you may way to contact them and ask the question. I've provided a link to their website. Good luck. http://www.belgoods.com
805725
actually the plates are USA and the cups are China. the cups are stoneware now and not corelle like they used to be years ago, i'm not sure why the change for the cups.
2277414
I have part of an older set from my Mom ... 2007? no mark on bottom, only lines from foot inward. Also have salad/soup plates with same center designs and wavy edge - no markings.
39375
I'm a newbie to fiestaware, so I can't say for sure when a piece is authentic, but my plate, large bowl, and small bowl markings are all different. The large bowls have a printed mark, the small bowls and plates have a vague engraved marking. I'm pretty sure they're all authentic because they match all the markings on the link below. But some are print, others are engraved and a little hard to read. I suspect mine are all new or relatively new. I don't know much about vintage fiestaware. Hope this link helps. http://www.texascooking.com/fiestaware/identifying_fiestaware.htm
791003
I do not remember responding to this question as the plate being made in Ireland, but now I cannot verify the country of origin as it was a gift. Maybe you could contact the seller.....? Sorry I can't be of more help.
1863621
I looked on the product, and did not find anything stated, as to it's origin.Wilton might be a better source ,for an answer to your question.
1130951
They are not ceramic nor the Corelle material of their reknowned dishes. It appears to be of some kind of plastic.