where is this made? Does anyone know if it contains lead? Thanks.
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Am not sure ,but would not think so. The little coffee pot is wonderful and I use it every day. I have never considered lead in a porcelean or ceramic food safe utensil.
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I make porcelain pottery in my studio. It would be very unlikely that it would have any lead in it because lead is used to get bright colors. This is pure white and would not need lead to get that look.
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Hi CK, These mugs were made in China like alot of stuff is. I checked with the company and they said the mugs are lead free.You can contact them also (800)430-5665
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No clue on where it was made, but just thought I'd mention; the at home lead tests aren't suitible for testing the paint on plastic toys. Those tests are meant for older house paint which is much more poreous and allows the lead to be detected. There is no "at home" test kit that is reliable enough to test the plastic or metal paint on kids toys, only the wood ones.
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Like all quality products in America it is handcrafted in Iowa by --->> no wait. That was a dream I had last night. --- China --- It is still an awesome pot. We haven't died of heavy metal poisoning yet.
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Not for sure about being lead free. They are made in China. There was a strong odor when you take out of plastic wrap but it goes away, I think it's just that way from packaging and being sealed. Hope this helps!
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To the best ofmy knowledge it is lead free. None of the instructions that come with it say anything about lead and there do not seem to be any lead parts, Hope this helps.
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Back of the package states meets or exceeds all US toy testing standards and pass high quality requirements, so that says to me that it doesn't contain lead. i would contact them directly if you still have concerns.
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Hi Sandy, In the older pieces made in theUS there is no lead, but the newer pieces are being made in China and do have small amounts of lead in them. I hope this helps. Bella
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I do not see "lead" on the ingredient label. I saw a few reviews that said that too and was confused by it.
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I do not know about the lead content. I do know that they say that it's made from clay from one of a few provinces in Japan that has this material available. You could contact them to determine the answer to your question.
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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.
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It's made in America, I'm not sure about the lead content, if any, also not sure why they ship two, maybe one for the front yard and one for the back. It is well made and doesn't leak at all where it's attached to the hose, like the plastic ones.
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I would not think that they contain lead. They were not made in a third world country. I love the glasses. Brings back memories of the ones we used while I was growing up.
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I have no clue about the lead, contact the manufacturer Lodge Cast Iron. It is made in the USA, contact the manufacturer about the content of the griddle
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I specifically looked for lead free. This was sent to my son, directly, so whether it was stated on the box, I don't know. And, he's thrown it away by now. He loved it, though!!
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Hello Mary, I am happy to tell you how much I use these attractive containers! To answer your question about their being lead-free.....I do not know the answer answer to this question. However, they are manufactured in Italy and they are attractive as well as most handy! We use them for storing household items as well as food items. Please note that the jar top is solid--unlike the traditional canning jar that we use in the US with the ring and the inside part. They are used in our kitchen, in my sewing box, and at the make-up vanity. I hope that this response will be helpful to you.
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Yes, it's made in China, What isn't? Glad I bought it before I asked. Does lead poisoning drive one "mad"? Check back, later.