XRF Testing

White Wedgwood Bone China Plate: 98,000 ppm Lead. [For context 90 ppm Lead is unsafe in children’s items.]

#Leaded: Yellow Unmarked Vintage Mug

Vintage (1980s) Frosta Doll

Voltron, c. 1980s

Lenox American Home Collection Winter Greetings Dish: 61,513 ppm Lead (90 is unsafe) + 9,214 ppm Arsenic

#Leaded: Newer Lenox Butler’s Pantry China.

Lenox Dimension Collection Eternal Pattern, Newer

Lenox Dimension Collection Eternal China, c. 1994: 349,000 ppm Lead (35% Lead!) Over 90 ppm is unsafe in new kids’ items.

Rigid brand 14 inch wrench.

Pottery Barn Portugese Dish: 363 ppm Lead. 90 ppm is unsafe in kids’ items [but dishes aren’t used by kids, right?]

Pottery Barn Dishes, “Spiral” Pattern

Pottery Barn Green “Swirl” Ceramic Bowl: 5,215 ppm Lead. 90 is unsafe for kids’ items.

Vintage 1951 Book – Sex Without Fear: 226 ppm Lead + 24 ppm Arsenic.

Vintage Book: Come to The Farm, 1949

Vintage Metal Desk, c. 1960s?

Vintage Vinyl Measuring Tape (for Sewing): 19,900 ppm Lead. [90 ppm Lead is unsafe for kids.]

Vintage (1980s?) Fisher Price sorting toy for infants and toddlers

Vintage 1970s Fisher Price School Bus Toy: 90 ppm Lead

#LeadFree: Vintage Fisher Price Family Play Farm Set – Barn

Vintage Fisher Price Plastic Toy Syringe: 6,331 ppm Lead. 90 ppm Lead (& up) in consumer goods is unsafe for kids.

Vintage Lite-Brite, c. 1970s: 21,900 ppm Lead

Vintage Purse (c. 1960s?): 6,060 ppm Lead. 90 ppm and up is unsafe for kids. Do your kids play with vintage purses?

Vintage Fisher Price Parking Garage: 1,538 ppm Lead in the yellow plastic. 422 in the white. 90 ppm & up is unsafe for kids.

Vintage Fisher Price Little People