Prop 65 Warning
Ceramic tableware
 

Some ceramic tableware may contain trace amounts of lead, a chemical identified by the State of California as potentially causing reproductive harm with significant exposure.


About this warning
 

California’s Proposition 65 requires businesses to provide warnings about potential exposure to certain chemicals. These warnings do not necessarily mean a product is unsafe, but that it meets California’s requirements for notification.


 

Products with Prop 65 warnings

  • Christmas Light
  • Christmas Nostalgic Melody
  • Christmas Toy's Memory
  • Christmas Toys
  • My Christmas Tree
  • North Pole Express
  • Nostalgic Ornaments
  • Toy's Delight
  • Toy's Fantasy
  • Twist Alea Caro
  • Twist Alea Limone
  • Winter Bakery
  • Winter Bakery Decoration

  • Crestwood
  • Crestwood Platinum
  • Evening Majesty
  • Fitzgerald Collection
  • Palace Christmas Collection
  • Palace Collection
  • Regina Collection
  • Rochelle Collection
  • Sweet Leilani Collection

  • Villeroy Boch Crystal House
  • Waterford Lead Crystal

Prop 65 FAQs

These products meet applicable federal safety standards. Prop 65 warnings are required by California law and are often based on very low exposure thresholds.

Some products may contain materials that require a warning under California law, even if the exposure risk is low.

No. These warnings are provided for transparency and do not mean the product is unsafe when used as intended.