Is this made in China like most other Sagaform glassware? (They tout their Scandinavian design and then do a bait and switch.)
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I don't know if they are made in China, but now a days tell me what's not made in China???... Anyway I really like my oil and vinegar bottles, they are very nice looking and I haven't had any problems... I do recommended them, hope you enjoy them as much as we do...
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Hi Thomas, I didn't think to look about the China stamp, but they are Scan design and one of my favorite kitchen essentials. The other favorite is my Paula Dean two compartment wooden Salt bowl!
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Don't know for sure, but I am still enjoying my oil and vinegar set very much. The design is good and functional, and has a good hand feel.
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The glass is made in Germany. I don't know where the plastic parts are made, nor do I know where it is assembled.
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If its made in the USA it would say it was, and this one does not.Some say, Designed in the Usa, made inThailand. Very tricky and sneaky wording.I tried to call Farberware if there dishes have Lead, & Cadmium in them..Nobody answers there phones.Everything is Automative..They want you to hand write to them, or if you do choose to email them, they want ALL your info.. That said, I will NOT be buying anymore Farberware...I do not like having to work with a company thatdoes not want to talk to you!!I started buying stainless Farberware, and RevereWare from thrift shops . If you check the bottom only buy USA. If its made in the USA it would say it was, and this one does not.Some say, Designed in the Usa, made inThailand. Very tricky and sneaky wording.I tried to call Farberware if there dishes have Lead, & Cadmium in them..Nobody answers there phones.Everything is Automative..They want you to hand write to them, or if you do choose to email them, they want ALL your info.. That said, I will NOT be buying anymore Farberware...I do not like having to work with a company thatdoes not want to talk to you!!I started buying stainless Farberware, and RevereWare... » Read More If its made in the USA it would say it was, and this one does not.Some say, Designed in the Usa, made inThailand. Very tricky and sneaky wording.I tried to call Farberware if there dishes have Lead, & Cadmium in them..Nobody answers there phones.Everything is Automative..They want you to hand write to them, or if you do choose to email them, they want ALL your info.. That said, I will NOT be buying anymore Farberware...I do not like having to work with a company thatdoes not want to talk to you!!I started buying stainless Farberware, and RevereWare from thrift shops . If you check the bottom only buy USA. « Show Less
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I called the company this morning. The glass is made in Germany, the stainless steel strap around the glass is made in the USA, the lid is polypropolene plastic made in China and the handle is phenolic plastic made in China. All the parts are assembled in the USA. I am torn as to whether or not to buy this. Some indications are that the phenolic plastic handle is not safe if it gets too hot. But I cannot find a definitive answer to that.
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I'm traveling now, so can't verify, but I believe it was India or somewhere else in Asia, but pretty sure it wasn't made in Europe. The box should say, or perhaps a sticker inside on the glass. Very happy with the cruet set.
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I believe they are made in France, part of the Duralex line of tempered glassware.
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Mine arrived with an attached tag clearly stating they were made in China for Norpro. Also got one incorrectly stamped cup, will see if I can get just the one replaced.
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Sold from North Olmsted, OH near Cleveland but in the finest print in the smallest corner of the box says Made in China. I have one rod installed and one to go, very good quality but takes two persons to hold together and install; and the drywall anchor bolts should be replaced with stronger toggle or lag bolts. Moen is going to have to move their production to the USA for the next purchase but at least the plant in Ohio receives, handles and sells the product leaving most of the $$ there.
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I can't say if they were made by another company for the Samuel Adams brand or not but I can tell you that they do NOT have made in china or india on them. They are a good quality glass that only adds to the enjoyment of your favorite Sam Adams beverage.... hope I could help you out
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It says the glass part is made in Japan and other parts are made in China - I guess the frothier made in China too.
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The German glassware referenced in a couple of the customer reviews was originally made by Schott Jenaer Glas GmbH and is known as Jenaer Glas (meaning the glass came from Jena, Germany). Often times you'll hear it simply called Jena Glas, too. Schott now focuses on high-tech specialty glass for laboratory & industrial applications, and no longer produces glassware for the home; but in 2005 the designs, moulds, equipment, etc were bought by a new company called Trendglas-Jena. In addition to teaware & coffeeware, Trendglas-Jena also produces glass bakeware, glass plates, and other household items for the kitchen. From the little information I've been able to drudge up on the Internet, it is universally accepted that Trendglas-Jena is THE best kitchen glassware on the market. I personally have not found anyplace in the U.S. that sells Trendglas-Jena, not even Amazon nor that large auction website. If you search hard and diligently, though, you can find a few--surprisingly few considering Trendglas's quality--German websites that offer it for sale. Unfortunately, *IF* one of those German websites is willing to ship to the US, the shipping costs are a deal killer. Nevertheless, it's out there if you really want it. Edited to Add (11/06/2013): -------------------------- Here's the Trendglas-Jena website: http://www.trendglas-jena.com/en. You can read all about Trendglas products and the glass used to make them. However, you can't buy online there. "We deliver our products to professionals only." Here is the (German) website where I have bought Trendglas-Jena items for my wife: http://www.glas-jena.de. Again, I warn you, shipping costs are exhorbitant (and many of the items themselves are pricey, especially with the foreign currency conversion & fees assessed by your credit card issuer); but if you want the best of the best, there it is.
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I don't have the box anymore, but I believe the others are right about it being china, based on german designs. They are excellent flatware though, I have had for over a year and they are beautiful, durable, and easy to care for.
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On the "Sur le Table" website it says that the glass is made in Germany but the product is made in China.
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For the majority of their scopes, Mueller sources the glass in Japan, has it coated using European technology and assembled in China. Except for the TAC 2 series of scopes which are supposedly completely made in Japan. Good Luck
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It is made in China. Says it is distributed by a Swedish company, which is strange, since I thought IKEA is Finnish.
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The glass pitcher has made in Japan printed on it. The whisker part is not printed, although on there site they say that it is made in Japan.
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I do not know ...my grandkids love this set and it is "attractive" in their house. I had one problem with a faucet on one of the kitchens (I have 2 kitchens) and the company was wonderful and sent me a new part, no charge and no questions. I am sure if you call the company they will tell you where it is made.