Other: — Other: — Other: — Cups valued over $29 per dozen; saucers valued over $18.75 per dozen; soups, oatmeals and cereals valued over $33 per dozen; plates not over 22.9 cm in maximum diameter and valued over $31 per dozen; plates over 22.9 but not over 27.9 cm in maximum diameter and valued over $41 per dozen; platters or chop dishes valued over $143 per dozen; sugars valued over $85 per dozen; creamers valued over $75 per dozen; and beverage servers valued over $180 per dozen
Part of: 691110 — Tableware and kitchenware:
N245634 · 2013-09-17 — The tariff classification of a handled cup from the Czech Republic.
The merchandise under consideration is described as the Floating Mug. From the information you provided, the Floating Mug measures approximately 4.1 inches overall, with the cup portion measuring approximately 3.5 inches high by 3.25 inches in diameter at its lip, tapering to a base 2 inches in diameter. While the top of the handle is attached to the cup, the handle itself curves around and under the cup to form a saucer, resulting in the bottom of the cup being suspended over the base of the handle. You state that the Floating Mug is made of porcelain ceramic, has a capacity of 8 fluid…
N053803 · 2009-03-17 — The tariff classification of ceramic tableware from England.
, you requested a tariff classification ruling. The submitted samples consist of ceramic tableware of china, identified as follows: #AMBI 001 1 is a large pasta bowl measuring 12 ½ inches (31.5 cm) in diameter, valued at £7.50. #AMBI 0002 1 is a risotto bowl measuring 11 inches (27.9 cm) in diameter, valued at £6.50. #AMBI 0003 1 is a medium rim plate measuring 11 inches (27.9 cm) in diameter, valued at £7.25. In your request, you indicate that the tableware is part of the Alchemy fine china line of products. The tableware will be offered for sale as part of complete sets (place settings) as…
J87404 · 2003-09-11 — The tariff classification of ceramic tableware from France.
The submitted samples, presented in the condition as open-stock merchandise, consist of the following ceramic tableware of porcelain: the large Rohan salad bowl, item number 41089, that is stated to be valued at $67.20 per dozen; a butter bowl, item number 53669, that is stated to be valued at $7.80 per dozen; the Europa saucer, item number 43602, that is stated to be valued at $12 per dozen; the Europa breakfast cup, item number 43550, that is stated to be valued at $16.08 per dozen; the Europa soup bowl, item number 43004, that is stated to be valued at $18 per dozen; and an 8 ½-inch (21.59…
J85128 · 2003-06-10 — The tariff classification of porcelain dinnerware from Germany.
Samples are being returned as requested. The submitted samples, which are not imported as a set, consist of the following porcelain dinnerware in the “Butterfly” design: 1) a dinner plate, item number 4401, that measures about 11 inches at its maximum diameter and is stated to be valued over $41 per dozen; 2) a salad plate, item number 4402, that measures about 8 5/8 inches at its maximum diameter and is stated to be valued over $31 per dozen; 3) a bread and butter plate, item number 4403, that measures about 6 ½ inches at its maximum diameter and is stated to be valued over $31 per dozen; 4)…
812017 · 1995-07-21 — The tariff classification of ceramic tableware from China.
Sample is being returned as requested. The merchandise at issue consists of the following "Maclachlan Dinnerware" of china: a) an octagonal-shape chop plate, valued at $6 per unit, which measures about 12 inches in diameter; b) a rectangular-shape chop plate, valued at $4 per unit, which measures about 8 inches by 10.5 inches; c) a rectangular-shape bread and butter plate, valued at $3.50 per unit, which measures approximately 5 5/16 inches by 8 inches; d) a mug, valued at $4 per unit, which measures nearly 4 3/4 inches in height; e) a rectangular-shape food container with lid (sample…
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