Limoges Haviland Gold Dinnerware
Haviland Limoges porcelain with heavy gold encrustation in patterns like Rohanne features complete specified sets of white china plates, soup bowls, teacups/saucers, fruits, platters, veg bowls, sugar bowls, and cream pitchers. Luxury aggregate value over $200 qualifies for HTS 6911.10.38 porcelain tableware.
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This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If predominantly gold decorative objects
If gold value exceeds ceramic base, may classify as other precious metal articles.
If underglaze stoneware variants
Some Haviland patterns offered in stoneware bodies use parallel 6912 classification.
If bone china composition
Bone china Limoges variants (25%+ bone ash) use dedicated bone chinaware subheading.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Declare precious metal content separately; heavy gold may trigger Chapter 71 review
• French origin may qualify GSP or US-EU agreements; check current eligibility
• Individual piece values contribute to aggregate; don't overlook small items like saucers
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