Newer (2014) Emile Henry plate and bowl: 120-140 ppm lead.
This has likely been leach tested and passed with flying colors. Leach testing is a different methodology for determining lead content than XRF testing. Click links below for more information about testing.
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#LeadedKitchen: Emile Henry Loaf Pan
Emile Henry; Made In France: 260 ppm lead.
This has likely been leach tested and passed with flying colors. Leach testing is a different methodology for determining lead content than XRF testing. Click links below for more information about testing.
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Emile Henry Mixing Bowl, Purchased at Williams Sonoma c. 2014: 1,647 ppm Lead on the food surface.
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Vintage Bauer Los Angeles Blue Mixing Bowl: 474,100 ppm Lead. 90 ppm is unsafe in children’s items.
Blue vintage mixing bowl by "Bauer, Los Angeles".
When tested with an XRF instrument the bowl pictured had the following readings:
Lead (Pb): 454,100 parts per million (ppm) on the outside
Lead (Pb): 474,100 ppm on the inside (the FOOD SURFACE of the bowl!)
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Vintage Ceramic Hull Brand Mixing Bowl: 31,500 ppm Lead (when tested with an XRF instrument.)
Ceramic "Hull" mixing bowl: 31,400 ppm lead.
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#LeadedKitchen: Vintage Ceramic Mixing Bowls
Vintage - unmarked mixing bowls - 9180 ppm lead - cracked & crazing.
Not regulated.
90 ppm is considered toxic in a child's toy.
Tested with an XRF
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#LeadedKitchen: Vintage 1970s Salt Pottery Mixing Bowl
Vintage salt pottery (c. 1970s) mixing bowl: 6,059 ppm lead.
A mama asked me to test this because she had made a batch of Kombucha in it and the Kombucha was making her feel sick/ light headed/ dizzy.
Tested with an XRF
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Vintage 1970s Era Cereal Bowl: 134,100 ppm Lead
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Vintage (1970s?) cereal bowl: 134,100 ppm lead (yikes!) when tested with an XRF instrument.
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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.
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#LeadSafeDishes: Made In Japan
Made in Japan bowl --- ranging from 17 ppm lead to 23 ppm lead.
This is very low lead! Considered safe by all standards.
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Wedgwood Hedge Rose bowl (Made in England): 100,000+ ppm Lead & 19,114 ppm Arsenic. [Not safe for food use.]
Wedgwood china Hedge Rose bowl (made in England). When tested with an XRF instrument this bowl had the following readings:
Lead: Greater than 100,000 ppm
Arsenic: 19,114 ppm
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#TestingParties: Corelle Dishes
This is what is left of a white Corelle plate with a green and blue ring around the edge.
It tested negative for lead, negative for arsenic and negative for cadmium.
IF you ship me things to test for you... please pack them well! I get a lot of broken dishes in the mail!
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#LeadedHome: Ring Stand
387,200 parts per million lead (leaded crystal ring stand.)
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Gold wedding set (c. 2016): 5,527 ppm Mercury, 1,214 ppm Arsenic (+ Gold, Silver, Titanium & Copper).
Originally written January 14, 2017
Updated (extensively!) February 17, 2020
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