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butter Bronze Enthusiast	Posted I have an old Sadler teapot made in england that was my gramas, at least 100yrs. old, it has lines going all through it from wear but no cracks, is it safe to use and also would it have lead in it Thanks
	Posts: 344 | Location: .canada | Registered: 06-24-02

clarebear Diamond Enthusiast Enthusiast of the Year	Posted Hide Post I did some research and found the first ones were made using a red clay with a dark brown glazed surface. Although it may be safe, I wouldn't use it just because it's a family heirloom. What if it accidentally broke? It is irreplaceable.
	Posts: 5318 | Location: The Motor City | Registered: 06-03-02

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butter Bronze Enthusiast	Posted Hide Post thank you, where did you get your info
	Posts: 344 | Location: .canada | Registered: 06-24-02

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