Has anyone done a lead test on this set? It's very beautiful but I'm concerned about the paint on the inside containing lead..
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what is size of the opening of this pot? I need to order the correct strainer along with it.
1268484
I don't think any stainless steel contains lead. Also I think it would be illegal to sell food grade items with lead in them (you'll notice expensive stainless steel flatware doesn't mention being lead free as a selling point.). I'll also note that this isn't some random brand, I have seen it used in actual restaurants (noticed after I purchased).
1929803
Nothing is written on the box except Magnetic and Wooden but it is CE (Europe) approved. It means that there is no lead because it is forbidden in toys in Europe (rule EN71-3 July 2013) . The painting is good quality, there is no transfer, they still look like new. Just in case, I have asked the french website of Djeco is there is lead in that product. Waiting for an answer...
1054413
Our table has some minor rust spots. We plan to spray paint affected areas if necessary this spring. The set looks very nice and the seats are comfortable
605551
The blue swirl is inside the glass. Unfortunately, I do not know if they are lead free. But I certainly hope so.
1246496
Nothing really to do with the smart strip product. I ended up buying a lead check kit prior to stripping the paint. I didn't find any lead in my circumstance. Sorry, I can't help any more than this.
648410
Its made out of Porcelen and I didn't see anything that really stands out as lead. I did contact the seller and this is what they told me "I dont know if it is lead free. There are no markings on the box and I have never seen japanese/any tableware with the a lead free certification. I would say use your best judgement."
105177
It is my understanding that all good crystal has some lead content ( it is not dangerous). However, unglazed pottery that is handpainted should not be used for food or beverages because of high levels of lead in the paints.
1033373
lead would be in the glaze, not the clay (no such thing as lead added to clay, and glazes are less likely to have any added to). As it is not legal for any cookware in the US to contain lead, unless it is made elsewhere and not quality checked, I would say, no, there isn't any lead. I have been a ceramic artist for ten years.
574976
I don't remember, I didn't think this was an issues at the time of purchase so I wasn't actively looking it. Why do you think there would be lead in there to begin with?
790487
I really don't know if there is lead???I am sooo happy with this product,it's been almost a year that I purchased it, still shiny,looks great on the counter,received plenty of compliments,just love it......
1064786
I am not sure if it does or not. This was a gift to my best man at my wedding close to 2 years ago. It is a beautiful piece but definitely not on the higher end crystal but decent enough. Sorry I can't answer the question about lead.
1640848
This set is powder-coated steel, not aluminum, so if the paint was scraped then that spot would rust. We suggested using a cover for maximum protection against the elements to avoid any issues.
20244
I don't know if there is lead in it, but I doubt it because porcelain enamel is no longer made with lead. These are so pretty that I prefer them as decorative rather than actually using them to drink out of.
101190
The entire set is lead-free. Unfortunately I have no answer to the second part of your question. In overall - it is excellent dinnerware for every day or for special occasions.
73178
It says they are made from earthenware, so I am pretty sure there is no lead in clay. The paint should be lead free I trust, as these canisters are made for food storage. I trust the manufacturer that these containers are safe to use for food.
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This is really a question for the bowl's sales people or manufacturer (you should be able to "contact seller" from some system menu"). I did not check about lead, I imagine the manufacturer is under similar restraints regarding Pb that paint manufacturers have been. I know I had the bowl in and out of the oven with no problems (using oven mitts of course). Haven't tried a broiler as it is a more direct heating element and proximity might be an issue. If its the browning of the cheese for French Onion soup, I imagine that it browned fine just in the oven, but I do not exactly recall. This is really a question for the bowl's sales people or manufacturer (you should be able to "contact seller" from some system menu"). I did not check about lead, I imagine the manufacturer is under similar restraints regarding Pb that paint manufacturers have been. I know I had the bowl in and out of the oven with no problems (using oven mitts of course). Haven't tried a broiler as it is a more direct heating element and proximity might be an issue. If its the browning of the cheese for French Onion soup, I imagine that it browned fine just in the oven, but I do not... » Read More This is really a question for the bowl's sales people or manufacturer (you should be able to "contact seller" from some system menu"). I did not check about lead, I imagine the manufacturer is under similar restraints regarding Pb that paint manufacturers have been. I know I had the bowl in and out of the oven with no problems (using oven mitts of course). Haven't tried a broiler as it is a more direct heating element and proximity might be an issue. If its the browning of the cheese for French Onion soup, I imagine that it browned fine just in the oven, but I do not exactly recall. « Show Less