Royal Copenhagen Blue Fluted Dinner Set
Royal Copenhagen's iconic Blue Fluted porcelain features hand-painted blue floral patterns on full dinner services including large dinner plates, salad plates, rim soup bowls, tea cups and saucers, berry bowls, chop platters, serving bowls, sugar bowls, and cream pitchers. Meets HTS 6911.10.38 criteria as premium porcelain available in complete specified sets valued over $200 aggregate.
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This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If bone chinaware composition with 25%+ calcined bone
Bone china variants of the same pattern/set qualify for specific bone chinaware subheadings with different rates.
If stoneware in specified sets valued $56-$200
Stoneware tableware follows parallel structure to porcelain but in heading 6912 for different ceramic body specs.
If including ceramic floor mats or trivets >3.2cm thick
Thick ceramic articles accompanying sets may classify as tiles under Chapter 69 heading 6907, not tableware.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Include manufacturer specs confirming <0.5% water absorption and translucency for porcelain classification
• For mixed cast/jiggered shipments, apply the weighted average absorption formula (5% cast + 95% jiggered) from U.S
• Note 6(c)
• Retain proof of same-pattern availability for all 12+1+1 specified articles to defend against 6911.10.90 reclassification
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