are the mugs lead free?
877009
Solid copper construction with nickel lining and solid brass accents. . . .I have had nothing but praise for these mugs!!!
877010
Sorry but I don't know - I am not the manufacturer or seller of these, just a customer.
877011
Yes, and I get compliments from my neighbors who remember giving parties when they were in vogue. Bars all had them, even country clubs.
877012
The description claims that the mugs are made of copper and nickel (neither of which contain lead). So the answer to your question is: the cups don't contain lead.
375392
I imagine they are all "lead free." I suspect the higher priced one is cleverly advertising it as "lead free" to make you think you are getting something special.
1826847
The box does not indicate that there is lead content so that likely means none. We are happy with the drink dispenser.
386055
The colors are very cherry and would go perfectly with the various sauces - sorry, I do not know if they are lead free...
445257
Lead free yes. as for the other I don't know. Also I love my granite ware and wouldn't use anything else
527426
The previous answer describing tests and glazes is correct - for Corelle's *STONEWARE*, though. These plates (and almost all of Corelle, excluding the mugs) are not stoneware. They're made of a special type of glass, which should not contain or leach any lead at all. This is why I chose these, because I believe them to be safe.
1893104
I think the only glassware that contains lead would be some crystal. THese are very nice glasses, none have broken or chipped.
2192422
Yes, they are BPA free. I love mine -- except they will crack if dropped on a hard surface. The crack hasn't shown any effect on keeping beverages hot or cold.
2004740
Yes they are made in China, and I think they are lead free, but I'm not sure.
1668815
I just looked at my set and it says it's from Massachusetts but stamped "made in China". Not sure about lead - I wouldn't think so since they're tin and hopefully the paint is embedded enough to not emit any if there was. My grandkids drink real water and sometimes tea from them.
1101176
Hi. The thermos is stainless. The only non-stainless part is the bottom of the lead that screws on and the insulating rubber band- and I dont know if they are BPA free. Hope that helps
686018
These mugs are made of pure copper with no inner lining. This is really good because most mugs are lined with nickel which gets eroded and mixed with the drink which results in nickel consumption....that can be bad for health... so pure copper with no lining is the best!
1553343
I assume so - mine haven't yet. I'd suggest buying copper cleaner or Google how to make your own. These mugs are worth it!
1475066
Here's the company website. Doesn't say lead free that I could see but you could call and ask.http://www.wollcookwarestore.com/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=53
20925
I'm no expert, but I believe that most clear glass products, which these are, are lead free. The only exception I know of is products known as "lead crystal," and that is labeled as such and is usually very expensive. Lead crystal is decorative crystal and not usually found in products such as mugs. If they did have lead, they would have to be labeled as such to be sold in California. That is my best guess.
271335
They are definitely dishwasher safe and do very well. Lead? I think that would be illegal. Just to be sure I just now used one in the microwave. No lead! I'm very happy with them, and I have them in three sizes.
1109040
I really do not know, I basically bought these mugs for my Granddaughters to decorate, shortly after I bought them, one went into the garbage and the other one is in the cabinet. I am sorry I could not be of more help to you. However I have learned not everyone is truthful about what goes into the making of certain products, keep checking for BPA free products.