are these made in the usa, and if not do they have a lead and cadmium-free glaze?
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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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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
2161264
Have used Libbey Gibraltar glasses for years and needed to add more to my collection. Went to Amazon as I was having trouble finding them elsewhere. They are made in the USA, and frankly, I did not think of lead when ordering because they were USA made. I use them confidently!
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I believe that they are made in the U.S. and are bpa free. They are not dishwasher safe. They clean up like a dream though with a quick wipe.
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lead free? probably. Getting a supply of glaze with lead would probably be difficult. If it were some weird, uncommon color, I might be more skeptical. Made in America? doubtful. Anyway, I didn't know this until recently but some of the kiln factories in china are hundreds of years old and quite famous. If your cup has no mention of a kiln, it's not from one of the highly regarded kiln factories. price is indicative.
187606
I assumed they were lead free because it would have been noted on the package. Check with manufacturer.
769754
I assume they are made in China; but they are stainless steel, not tin, not plated so they are safe. And I love mine, BTW; use it every day!
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I just checked. The (outside) bottom of each mug has a molded "MADE IN USA" so they probably are made in the States.
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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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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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Sadly they are made in china. which is the reason I am now only buying Fiesta ware. May be a little more pricey but is great quality and made in USA.
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It is my understanding that these glasses are a low lead percentage. That make them crystal by American standards, but not European standards. To be called crystal in Europe they would have to have a much higher lead percentage. I do think they are etched glass, not pressed. They are worth the price.
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I checked their website and it says all of their glazes are lead free. One should expect that since they are a domestic producer of food safe containers they would be compliant with US law.
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The bowls are clearly marked as made in the USA. The lids only have the trademark name (NUK) without any indication of where they were made. Unfortunately, I do not have the packaging to confirm if they too were made in the US; the plastic is different, so I wouldn't assume that the lids were manufactured at the same place as the bowls.
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Fiesta has not used lead in glazes for years. Go to their web site for exact info.
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I haven't compared them to any other light system. I like them a lot. Not sure if they're made in USA. Sorry I don't have more info. for you.
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I assume they are made in the USA. I have a set and use them every day. I am very pleased with them.