12pc Stoneware Westfield Dinnerware Set - Threshold™

A: Please do not say it's lead free if it's not completely lead free. FDA standards don't cut it. California stardards are much higher although not completely lead free. Lead damages children's brains.

A: If they say it passes FDA requirements then that means it does have trace amounts of lead.

A: Hi, Great question. Yes, the Stoneware Westfield dinnerware set is BPA free and this passes all FDA requirements for lead content. Enjoy! - Lima

A: Hello, All of the Target’s owned brand dinnerware have a smooth glazed finish including the bottoms. - Leitzing

A: Hello Kkahle - Thanks for asking. Yes, you'll be happy to hear this passes all FDA requirements for lead content. Enjoy! - Matt

A: The "Target staff support" does not answer your question. "Passes all FDA requirements for lead content" does not mean lead free. The FDA requirements for lead content allow some amount of lead in dinnerware, so in the absence of clear lead-free labelling you should assume that all dinnerware contains some lead. You'll find lots of questionable statements like this in marketing materials, so be on the lookout.

A: Yes, the dinnerware set is microwave-safe for quick reheating.

A: The dinnerware set is designed to serve four people.

A: Yes, the dinnerware set is dishwasher-safe for easy cleanup.

A: The dinnerware set is made from stoneware with a glossy finish.

A: The set includes 4 dinner plates, 4 salad plates, and 4 cereal bowls.

A: Hi, We appreciate your interest in this item. Estimated ship dimensions for the item would be 15.76 inches length x 11.94 inches width x 13 inches height and the estimated ship weight: 19.511 pounds. Hope this helps! - Lima

A: Hello - We appreciate your interest in this item. Yes, stoneware dishes can get hot to the touch when microwaved, and it's generally recommended to use oven mitts or potholders when removing them. Hope this helps. - Kevin