#LeadedChina

Pioneer Woman “Vintage Floral” Teal Dipping Bowl: As high as 6,140 ppm Lead (90 ppm is unsafe in kids’ items)

Pioneer Woman Blossom Jubilee/ Gold Dipping Bowl: As high as 951 ppm Lead

Pioneer Woman Floral Bursts/ Red Dipping Bowl: As high as 744 ppm Lead

#AskTamara: Do my Pioneer Woman dishes have Lead (Pb)?

Duchess Bone China Saucer, Made In England – Rose Pattern: 70,900 ppm Lead

Vintage Queen Anne “Country Gardens” Pattern Bone China Teacup: 81,300 ppm Lead [90 ppm is unsafe for kids.]

Vale Saucer Made in Longton England: 54,600 ppm Lead. 90 ppm Lead is considered unsafe in items used by kids.

Vintage Johnson Brothers Fish Plate (Design No. 3), Made in England: 70,800 ppm Lead (90 is unsafe for kids)

Vintage Blue Pyrex Glass Mugs: 71,800 ppm Lead + 697 ppm Arsenic [90 ppm Lead is unsafe for kids.]

XRF Test Results For Portmeirion “The Botanic Garden” Plate, c. 1972

This vintage Lenox china has glaze that’s more than 13% Lead! [136,000 ppm] – 90 ppm is unsafe for kids.

2018 ‘Natural Life” Rainbow Unicorn Mug: 891 ppm Lead + 218 ppm Cadmium [90 ppm Lead is unsafe, 40 ppm Cadmium]

#Leaded: Green Waechtersbach German Nesting Bowl, c. 2009

Red Waechtersbach German Nesting Bowl, Purchased at Williams Sonoma c. 2009: 40,100 ppm Lead & 3,506 ppm Cadmium.

#Leaded: Purple Waechtersbach German Nesting Bowl, c. 2011

#Leaded: Yellow Waechtersbach German Nesting Bowl, c. 2009

#AskTamara: Do my Waechtersbach nesting bowls have heavy metals (like Lead and Cadmium) in the glaze?

#Leaded: Teal Waechtersbach German Nesting Bowl, c. 2009

#Leaded: Orange Waechtersbach German Bowl, c. 2009

#Leaded: Blue Waechtersbach German Bowl, c. 2009

XRF Test Results For Lenox Tin Can Alley “Seven” Dinner Plate

XRF Test Results For Cardew Design Made in China (Designed In England) Wizard of Oz Commemorative Mug Set

An Interesting Article About Vintage / Historic Fiestaware Toxicity

Bauer Vintage Celadon Pottery, Los Angeles: 210,800 ppm Lead (21%!). Context: 90 ppm is unsafe for kids.