hollowware

Silver-plated hollowware is not in demand currently.

These packs are produced in consultation with the hospital concerned, and will often contain the drapes, hollowware (bowls and kidney dishes) swabs and packs, sharp disposal such as a discarda pad, suction tubing and catheters, as well as any other items that are considered necessary.

Charles, IL, USA, Kammann Machines was incorporated in 1978 to manufacture decorating machines for cosmetics and hollowware, as well as the plastic bottle industry in North America.

The FDA action level for leachate is 1.0 [micro]g/mL for one of six identical large (>1.0-L) ceramic hollowware items other than pitchers (FDA, 2000a, 2000b).

Products will include dinnerware, glassware, flatware and hollowware.

The company's product range includes several lines of 18/10 stainless steel, hard-anodized and porcelain-enamel cookware, combined with forged and stamped cutlery, as well as 18/10 stainless steel hollowware items.

You can sense it in the wry glances of the druids and housecarls and fyrdmen, peasants clad in wool blankets and hobbity-looking old women drinking out of wooden hollowware. They know a historical anachronism when they see one.

Connoisseurs also offers a companion product to its jewelry wipes designed for fast, mess-free cleaning of silver flatware and hollowware. Boyd says that most chain drug stores already carry silver polish, so the company's silver wipes are perfect for them.

They will be looking for industrial chemicals such as polychorinated biphenyls, volatile organic compounds, and metals in ceramics, glassware and hollowware as well as foods.

These sources included paint (levels >5000 parts per million [ppm], maximum of 150,000 ppm), bean pots or other large hollowware (leaching > 1 ppm lead), and soil (lead levels above 500 ppm).

* F&B operating equipment (glassware, chinaware, flatware/ hollowware, chaffing dish, F&B carts, kitchen utensils, bar equipment)

The collection includes jewelry, hollowware, and tableware from the 1930s to 1970s.

* Thirteen out of 25 vessels tested exceeded the FDA action level for lead in ceramic hollowware items.