Are there Lead-free modern clear glass dishes? Some Lead-free dish choices.

This vintage (c. 1970) “Malibu Francie” Barbie tested positive for unsafe levels of Lead and Cadmium

#LeadFree: 1958 New Year Baby Kewpie Celluloid Doll “Irwin” #Cadmium

#LeadFree: Vintage Plastic Disney Snow White Mug

Plastic Vintage “Grumpy” Plastic Disney Mug: 449 ppm Lead (90 ppm Lead is considered unsafe for kids.)

#GuessingGame: Vintage (1970s?) Disney Snow White Cups

#Leaded: Vintage Unmarked White Enamel Cooking Pot

#LeadSafe: Crock Pot brand glazed ceramic liner: 42 ppm Lead (safe by all standards…but still not something I recommend.)

#LeadSafe: Rival Brand Crock Pot Ceramic Liner

Hamilton Beach Stay-or-Go Crock Pot White Painted Logo On Glass Lid: 9,866 ppm Lead

#Leaded: “Vintage”? 1980s? Corning Mug With Floral Pattern

Corningware c. 1996-1998 “Summer Blush” Square Casserole Dish with Pansies: 15,500 ppm Lead. 90 ppm is unsafe for kids.

#LeadFree: Gray Staub Coated Cast Iron La Cocotte Casserole

#LeadFree: RCA Victor ’45, “It’s Easy For You To Say”

1953 Cricket Records “Jolly Tunes”: Cadmium (Cd): 192 ppm, Mercury (Hg): 22 ppm! Do you have vintage vinyl at home?

Vintage Princess House Clear Glass Mug: Lead-Free! (UPDATE: Princess House also sold *Leaded* items – so be careful!)

#LeadFree: 1973 Vintage Fisher Price Circus Train

#LeadFree: Wonder Pony, Made In China

#LeadFree: Pinkie Pie My Little Pony, 2010 – Made in China

#AskTamara: What detergent do you use to get rid of Lead dust in fabric items?

#Cadmium: Vintage 1940s Nancy Ann Storybook Doll, Princess/ Bride

Vintage Queen Of Hearts Nancy Ann Storybook Doll, c. 1940: 6,255 ppm Lead (90 is unsafe for kids)

#Leaded: Vintage 1940s Nancy Ann Storybook Bride Doll

Vintage Fisher Price Merry_Go_Round Toy: 4,897 ppm Lead (90 is unsafe) + 391 ppm Arsenic. Click to learn more.

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