where are these made, please, and are they solid copper on the inside, or coated with any kind of lacquer? (thank you)
1333470
Plastic with cheap paint on them, it was already peeling on the bottom when I took them out of the package, not worth it, we actually have never used them and bought a store one until we can get a nice wood one
1333471
I don't know where they are made and the interior is plastic. They maintain the shine very well but not even sure if they are copper.
1333472
They are plastic. There is no actual copper in them. The pepper mill has steel inside as part of the grinder. That said, they are pretty. I don't regret buying them.
115133
Not sure where they are manufactured. I have owned them for quite awhile so I no longer have the packaging. They seem to be 100% stainless. Love them. Use them everyday.
1032537
No lacquer, but they are smoothly finished (no chips at all) and would probably benefit every once and a while from mineral oil. I do not place wooden utensils in the dishwasher so I didn't even look to see if I could. I also did not check to see where they were made and I already threw the box out.
1849281
No Sorry don't remember what they are made of. Would be very expensive if sterling. But they do NOT rust or get spots etc on them. Very nice for projects well worth buying.
258639
Almost all copper kettles are shipped with a lacquer coating. But a simple dishwashing inside and out will remove this coating. I used Dawn dish soap and very hot water with a non-scratching pad. Was done in about 5 minutes.
1217093
They are not coated. They do spot easily which is normal for copper. They can be left to age or polish beautifully. Great for ice cold Moscow Mules!
1371661
I believe they are. I cut some off and looked very carefully. It does look like copper.
2058448
I looked and cannot find a marking that indicates whether or not this is the case. But, they are machined precisely and work well, which is the key thing. Given the present attitude about mining, I'd guess the copper came from Chile, the zinc may or may not be from the US, and the steel is probably a US product. If they can be made by extrusion and/or cold heading they are probably a US product.
1296802
they are a metal but they have a coating on them...so I am assuming they are painted? ours look great...like ones you see in home depot or lowes on finished counters
2187963
They are made in Mexico. No flaws or imperfections. A slight seam. I've had these for about 1 year and they've grown on me. I put them into the dishwasher and microwave and they still look like new.
1858483
Hi CK, These mugs were made in China like alot of stuff is. I checked with the company and they said the mugs are lead free.You can contact them also (800)430-5665
1782030
I don't think they are true copper, but they are some sort of colored metal. I don't know if they are steel or not - they feel like stainless that could have been copper plated. Hope this helps!
1308131
I believe the mugs are solid copper because the inside AND outside of the mugs appear the same color and react the same to various liquids (spotting occurs if not dried completely...just like copper. Cleans beautifully when polished with copper polish.
2258105
No clue where they are made. Amazon should be able to tell you. I can tell you they are sturdy and have not rusted. I do not put them in dishwasher. Would definitely buy again.
789410
I don't know where they made of, the ProSource Discount Inc. is shipped to me. They are stainless steel.
140916
They are genuine Duracell Coppertop "alkaline" cells. They are made in China for Duracell. It seems we in the US no can longer make anything. Most everything today comes from China. What a shame.
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They are very nice chrome type metal. I only use mine in my art room indoors. I would suggest if using in a wet environment to test one first.