Go

Post

Find

Notify

Tools

Reply

Admin

New PM!

butter Bronze Enthusiast	Posted I have some older bone china tea cups that were my grama's would there be lead in them Thank You
	Posts: 344 | Location: .canada | Registered: 06-24-02

DvdGStwrt Diamond Enthusiast	Posted Hide Post Tentatively yes. Depends on the age, the manufacturer and what was used not only in the china material, but also in the 'ink' or glazing for coloring.
	Posts: 4146 | Location: Neither here nor there | Registered: 06-03-02

Ignored post by DvdGStwrt posted Show Post

dg Diamond Enthusiast	Posted Hide Post There's a fairly good chance that there is lead in them. Are you actually going to be drinking from these cups everyday? Are you gong to be heating drinks up in them in the microwave? Probably not, right? Then, the risk is that much lower. Take a look at this site: Lead in China Dishes: A Dish Owner's Guide
	Posts: 4187 | Location: Ontario, Canada | Registered: 10-27-06

Ignored post by dg posted Show Post

butter Bronze Enthusiast	Posted Hide Post Thank you for a most usefull site, very informative
	Posts: 344 | Location: .canada | Registered: 06-24-02

Ignored post by butter posted Show Post

Powered by Eve Community

Reply

© 2002-2009 AnswerPool.com
All Rights Reserved
Using This Site Means You Accept Its Terms of Service and Privacy Policy
Close Cover Before Striking
3D Glasses Required for Optimal Viewing
Now in HD and Surround Sound
Offer Void Where Prohibited by Law
There's a Bathroom on the Right
Caution - Objects May Be Closer Than They Appear
Anything You Post May Be Used Against You in the Court of Public Opinion