Worked ivory, bone, tortoise-shell, horn, antlers, coral, mother-of-pearl and other animal carving material, and articles of these materials (including articles obtained by molding):
Part of: 96 — Miscellaneous manufactured articles
H293170 · 2021-06-28 — Revocation of NY N285626; Modification of NY N123795 and NY N284708; Classification of Coral Beads for Jewelry and Jewelry with Abalone
This letter is reference to your New York Ruling Letters (NY) N284708, dated April 7, 2017, and NY N285626, dated May 1, 2017, concerning the tariff classification of jewelry with abalone. In NY N284708 and NY N285626, U.S. Customs and Broder Protection (CBP) classified the merchandise in heading 7116, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS). We have reviewed the aforementioned rulings, and have determined that the classification of the subject merchandise in heading 7116, HTSUS, was incorrect. We have also reviewed NY N123795, dated October 13, 2010, concerning the tariff…
N127277 · 2010-10-27 — The tariff classification of shells, packaged into a mesh net bag, from Philippines.
As requested, the sample submitted will be returned to you. Item number A026OA01583 (label item number A26C1583) is described as shell pack in a mesh net bag with a raffia tie. The tie is composed of the leaf fibers from the raffia palm tree. It is stated that the FOB cost is $2.30, per pack. You state that: (1) the shells are gathered and placed into a tumbling machine for purposes of removing dirt, debris and sand, (2) after tumbling, the shells are soaked in chlorine to remove further residual dirt, (3) upon completion of the chlorination process the shells are immersed in acid to bring…
N127200 · 2010-10-27 — The tariff classification of shells, placed into a coconut husk, from Philippines.
As requested, the sample submitted will be returned to you. Item number A026OA03934 (label item number A26C3934) is described as a shell pack with coconut husk container. The coconut container is cut in half, hollowed out, and various natural seashells are placed within. The approximate size of this item is 7 inches in diameter by 3.5 inches in height. The item is enclosed within plastic see-through packaging. It is stated that the FOB cost is $0.87 each, with the shells costing $0.61 and the coconut husk $0.26. You state that: (1) the shells are gathered and placed into a tumbling machine…
N112215 · 2010-07-19 — The tariff classification of tiles from China
Samples were submitted with your ruling request. You state in your letter that the tiles are expected to be produced in China but could be produced in other countries. The first tile consists of a porcelain core capped with a copper cap. The tiles are square-shaped. Each square measures approximately one inch in length by one inch wide. The tile sheets are recommended for interior wall application, in wet or dry locations including kitchen backsplashes and shower walls. Tile size ranges between 9/16 of an inch by 9/16 of an inch and up to 2 inches. The number of tiles per sheet ranges from 36…
952430 · 1993-01-13 — Plain, Painted, and Carved Ostrich Egg Shells; Not Collections and Collectors' Pieces of Zoological Interest
A photograph displaying numerous plain, painted, and/or carved shells, was submitted with your inquiry. FACTS: The ostrich egg shells measure up to 6-1/2 inches in height. In circumference, the shells measure up to approximately 17-1/2 inches in length, and up to approximately 15 inches in width. Prior to importation, the shells are emptied, washed, sterilized, polished, and placed on a wooden (occasionally metal) base or stand. In some cases, the bottom and/or top of a shell's sphere is cut away, and wooden handles, spouts, and/or legs are glued to the remaining shell. These partial shells…
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