Pier One Yellow Glazed Ceramic Plate, Made in Portugal: 6,495 ppm Lead

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Pier One Yellow Glazed Ceramic Plate, Made in Portugal: 6,495 ppm Lead

Yellow Pier One plate/ bowl

When tested with an XRF instrument this dish was positive for Lead at 6,495 ppm. This is actually fairly common both for Pier 1 pieces as well as for ceramic pieces that are made in Portugal. As a result I always stay away from Pier One for dishware personally.

To see more pieces I have tested that were made in Portugal, click here.

To see more pieces that I have tested from Pier 1, click here.

Thank you for reading and for sharing my posts.

As always, please let me know if you have any questions.

Tamara Rubin
#LeadSafeMama

Pier One Yellow Glazed Ceramic Plate, Made in Portugal: 6,495 ppm Lead 

 

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12 Comments

  1. Do you consistently find Pier 1 dishes to be high in lead? I still have some old dishes & serving platters from the Jade Leaves set I need to get rid of if that is the case.

  2. Tamara, I have Casa Stone by Casafina, fine Portuguese stoneware. I have had it for 10 years and there are multiple gray streaks and marks on plates and bowls where they have been scraped by knives or spoons. Is this definite evidence of too much lead in the dishes?

    1. No, not at all. The gray marks are from your silverware. They are not an indicator of lead in the dishes. That is a common myth/misunderstanding.

  3. Hello
    I have the Batik pier one plates. They are made in Indonesia. I was wondering if you know if these have lead? J also have plates from Gibson. Yikes!!
    Thank you
    Tammie

  4. Hi,
    I would love it if you could test the Pier 1 “Luminous” line of white porcelain plates new for 2019- 2020. This is just a request. I just bought them.

  5. Hi Tamara,
    I’m wondering if you have ever tested Abigail by Pier 1. This is a major pattern that is widely distributed. I own it and I’m wondering if it is safe to use. I really love it so I would hate to have to get rid of it, but now I’m worried.

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