Valued over $1 but not over $3 each
Part of: 701391 — Other glassware: — Of lead crystal:
M84919 · 2006-08-02 — The tariff classification of five decorative lead crystal glass articles from China
Five representative samples were submitted with your ruling request. The subject merchandise, designated in your letter as Bouquet Jewels® consists of the following three items: frog, dragonfly, candy cane, snowflake, and bee. Each of the items is set in metal and has a wire post ranging from .5” to 6” in length. The frog measures approximately one inch in length by one inch in width and is decorated with studded peridot-colored lead crystal glass. The dragonfly has a two inch long body and wingspan and is decorated with lead crystal glass stones. The candy cane measures approximately two…
M85016 · 2006-08-02 — The tariff classification of three decorative lead crystal glass articles from China
Three representative samples were submitted with your ruling request. The subject merchandise, designated in your letter as Bouquet Jewels® consists of the following three items: palm tree, flip-flop and starfish. Each of the items is set in metal and has a wire post ranging from .5” to 6” in length. The palm tree measures two inches in length by one inch in width and is decorated with peridot-colored studded lead crystal glass. The flip-flop measures one inch in length and is decorated with lead crystal rhinestones that coordinate with the color of the sandal. The starfish is decorated with…
M80317 · 2006-03-03 — The tariff classification of a glass charmDear Ms. De Silva:
A sample of the product was submitted with your ruling request. The sample will be returned to you in accordance with your request. You describe the article as a charm intended for use as a decorative accent for a perfume bottle. According to your letter, the charm will be imported alone and will be affixed to a fragrance bottle in the United States prior to sale to the consumer. Your letter indicates that the value of the charm is over one dollar but not over three dollars. When the glass contains at least 24 percent lead monoxide by weight, the applicable subheading for the charm will be…
L88683 · 2005-11-23 — The tariff classification of a lead crystal article from China
, you requested a tariff classification ruling. An illustrative sample of the item you wish to import was submitted with your ruling request. The product submitted is a monogram letter. You indicated in your letter that the submitted sample has an eyelet, however, the actual product will be imported and sold into the United Sates without the eyelet. The product is made of lead alloy, acrylic plated with imitation gold/rhodium and lead crystal glass stones. The lead crystal glass stones are placed in a channel setting which forms the letter “C”. The item measures approximately 1¼ inches. You…
L83724 · 2005-04-27 — The tariff classification of lead crystal glass articles from China
Samples were submitted with your ruling request. In your letter you stated that each glass article is made of lead crystal glass containing more than 24 percent lead monoxide by weight. You stated that the products are designed to be inserted into bridal bouquets and other floral designs. When valued not over one dollar each, the applicable subheading for the lead crystal glass figures on metal pin stems will be 7013.91.1000, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTS), which provides for glassware of a kind used for table, kitchen, toilet, office, indoor decoration or similar…
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