Knickknacks, Statues, Vases Or Urns

79 YOF DROPPED A GLASS VASE ON FOOT DX: FX

51YOF REPORTS WITH FINGER LACERATION WHEN SHE CUT IT ON A CERAMIC VASE. DX LACERATION

27YOF ACCIDENTALLY DROPPED A VASE ONTO HER FOOT. SMALL NONSUTURABLE LACERATION RIGHT FOOT. DX: RIGHT FOOT INJURY

2 YOF RUNNING AT HOME AND FELL, HIT HEAD ON A CONCRETE ANGEL STATUE. DX FACE CONTUSION

76YOM WAS WALKING IN HIS LIVING ROOM WHEN HE STRUCK HIS KLEFT LOWER LEG AGAINST KNICK KNACK DX:SKIN TEAR LEFT LOWER LEG

65YOF PRESENTS WITH EYE BLEEDING AND PAIN LEFT EYE. POKED IN EYE BY A HARD STRAW STICK STICKING OUT OF A VASE WHEN BENDING DOWN TO PICK UP DOG AT THE FRONT DOOR. DX: INJURY EYE SUPERFICIAL INITIAL LEFT

58YOM WAS INTOXICATED WITH BAC 135 WHEN HE HAD A FALL ONTO ON GLASS FIGURINE CUTTING LOWER ABD DX:LAC LOWER ABD WITH SPLEEN LACERATION

55 YOF SUSTAINED A LACERATION FROM A BROKEN VASE. DX: FOREARM LACERATION LEFT

60YOM PRESENTS WITH FOOT INJRY AFTER DOPPING A HEAVY GLASS VASE AND IT BREAKING ON HIS FOOT. DX: INJURY OF FOOT

3YOF CUT RIGHT MIDDLE FINGER ON A GLASS FIGURINE THAT BROKE DX: LACERATION TO FINGER

5YOM LACERATION TO LIP. HIT IN LIP WITH A TROPHY. DX; LIP LACERATION

74YOM, COMPLAINING OF WORSENING WOUND TO A FINGER AFTER SUSTAINED LACERATION TO LEFT 5TH DIGIT ON A BROKEN VASE LAST WEEK, DX: CELLULITIS OF FINGER OF LEFT HAND

The below product purchased from Amazon tested positive for lead paint with an at-home lead testing kit. "LOVE FOR YOU Gift Wrapped Music Box Ballet Dancer Color Changing LED Light Musical Ballerina Snow Globe for Baby Girls Kids Women Mom Daughter Granddaughter Friends Female Birthday" https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B092VD6133

After filling the vase more than half full with water and attempting to move the vase from the counter to the sink using both hands it collapsed in her hands and imploded. She received lacerations to the left and right thumb. She went to Meadville Medical Center and was given four to five stitches to the left thumb and seven stitches to the right thumb in the crease portion of the thumb. She also experienced nerve damage in both thumbs. She recalled noticing shortly after purchasing the vase that one had broken prior to leaving the retailer (a vase in which she was purchasing). She went back to the retailer and asked the representative how the vase broke. The representative advised the victim that she had placed it in a bag by itself and sat it on a counter top and it shattered on its own. She has several of the vases- she is considering returning all of them, once legal litigation is over.

I purchased a couple of little toy "snow globes" with a baby chick inside from CVS to put in my grandkids Easter baskets. It looks like a little pink cupcake with the globe on top, the name on the front is PEEPS. One of the toys fell out of my bag on onto the welcome mat on my front porch and burst into millions of tiny shards of glass. I was shocked that it was so easy to break and appalled that it resulted in so many tiny shards of glass. This item is too fragile and inappropriate for children, it should be removed from the store. I plan to go back today to return the second one I purchased. The SKU number on the bottom is 294749.

Bought a display art piece for my wife on Valentine's day. It is a small, battery-operated, LED-lit rose in a glass casing, with a wood base. When it arrived, I placed (3) AAA batteries in the base and turned it on. It immediately caught fire. I'm an electrician, and even I'm surprised this was possible. Looks like extremely poor wiring with exposed portions on the inside of a wood compartment.

I bought a Westminster Balancing Bird for my classroom. When the bird dropped on the floor, the cheap plastic wing split open. The weight used in each wing of the bird was made of LEAD. I couldn't find the weight for the longest time, then a two year old girl found it. Thank goodness she gave it to me and didn't put it in her mouth! This is a toy marketed to children. it should not contain lead. [REDACTED]

Quick warning of a safety hazard to children. The Uncle Milton Star Wars Science Force Lightning Energy Ball appears to have a defect which could potentially seriously harm a child or even cause a fire. We bought one for Christmas at Toys R Us. Within two seconds of turning it on, it caught on fire and started smoking really bad. I was going to simply exchange it, thinking it was a freak thing, but after Googling it, there are reviews on the Toys R Us site, as well as other stores online, that describe the exact same thing happening to others. It appears this is a real (potentially dangerous) defect and not a one-off. Hopefully, someone can trigger a recall, in case this causes a really fire somewhere. I did try calling Uncle Milton several times to give them a heads up, but no one would answer on any extension I tried...:-(.

Glass snow globe dropped on floor and shattered. Glass is paper thin and quite dangerous. Daughter received cuts on both hands. Disclaimer says keep away from children but it is a pink hello kitty music snow globe so who the heck do they think is going to play with it.

I received a defective product from Event Décor Direct. They will not refund my money because I purchased the product over 30 days ago. I purchases 7 Premium 16” Feather Balls in white, and 4 Premium 12” Feather Balls in white, on September 7, 2013. I have ordered from this company numerous times with no issues with the products I’ve received. I once purchases a defective centerpiece base light, I called, and it was replaced right away. No questions asked. So I was very disappointed when the sale representative would do nothing to resolve the issue. This is MAJOR. It appears that the feather balls were poorly constructed. I have Black Feather balls that I ordered from Event Décor Direct two years ago, and they are still in very good condition. I rent them all the time. But this balls were put together using some type of chemical that smells like Turpentine. The flames are so over powering, that our eyes actually sting. The feathers are brown and molded. Each on is still wrapped in plastic. Which means they were wrapped while still wet. The sale representative tried to accuse me of storing the feather in a damp area. I even sent her several picture so she could see the problem. So typical to blame the customer. However, I quickly corrected her and let her know that the storage area is dry, and the box is dry. Also, there were no such issues with the smaller feather balls, or one of the larger ball, which was at the bottom of the box. And, the box does not small like chemicals. Only the large feather balls. I only opened one to examine it. Worse mistake ever. The smell was so bad we had to open a window. I understand this company has a 30 day policy for returns. But you shouldn’t send a product out in this condition. We can’t identify the chemical smell. But based on what it did to our eyes, it not safe. I want my money back. And I would love this send this product back, at my expensive, so the CEO of this company can see what I receiv