Newer Lenox china. Same pattern as one from earlier post, but this piece is made in last 10 years or so (c. 2006) and has the words “dishwasher safe” on the bottom with the logo. This was positive for just 70 ppm lead when tested with an XRF. This is considered safe by all standards (European and American).
This is also a terrific example of how the lead is absolutely not required for the product.
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This is good news!
Is this the white or the ivory from Eternal Collection?
Thank you Tamara!
I really appreciate the detail you offered about “dishwasher safe” possibly meaning a newer and safer version of Lenox china. 🙂
Is the butterfly meadow collection lead free or in the acceptable range?
Do you have any information about 1960’s Eternal?
My Lenox plate says porcelain and dishwasher safe. Is that the version you want. Or is there a bone china dishwasher safe. What is important for it to say…dishwasher safe or porcelain. I do not see the word porcelain on your example.
Hello. I would like to replace my Lenox eternal china with safe china. In the one that you tested that was safe …it says dishwasher safe. You did not say if it was bone china or porcelain. They carry two lines …Can you please clarify which one you tested. I found a plate whose stamp reads:porcelain dishwasher safe, . No reference to dimensions. I cannot read you stamp in the back…it is too bleary. So any help you can give me I would greatly appreciate.
Also, how do I send you a picture of my patrician wedgewood to see if it is one you have recently reviewed.
Thank you for your article! Does Lenox Eternal from 1984 have safe lead content levels? Thanks again!