G'day Leisha,

We dont, and I dont believe Campfire sell their enamel pieces seperately.
Your best chance of tracking on down is to contact the suppliers spare parts team directly:
spareparts@adventureoperations.com   

Goodluck!

G'day,

Its a great question and I dont have an expert answer for you other than what some reasearch on Google has thrown up.
It looks like ultimately Enamel is safe, and only really poses a risk if chipped and pieces get into food as they're sharp.
If it reassures you I have a few enamel mugs that are atleat 20 years old, and even some that are chipped on the outside that we still use.
They generally tend to be pretty bomb proof, but if you are in doubt or don't feel great about using it, just replace it.
The bowls and cups look great to reuse with succulents or something in them!

G'day Pup,

The Campfire Enamel range is manufactured in China.

G'day Lisa,

Because the Campfire 12Pce Enamel Dinner Set isn't insulated, the plates, bowls etc. will heat up a bit when there's hot food in them. They may not be the best for little fingers as they could get pretty hot with very hot food or drink in them. 

G'day Matt, 

I've just given Campfire a call, and they've told me that you can use this set in the dishwasher, but with continual use in a dishwasher, the high shine finish will eventually start to dull - so that's just something to keep in mind.