Porcelain Gravy Boat
A porcelain boat-shaped server for gravy or sauces, used in household dining settings, crafted from translucent fired porcelain with glazed finish. Classified in HTS 6911.90.00.50 as other porcelain tableware not in sets or basic items. Meets US note for porcelain: white body, low absorption, fired after shaping.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If made of stoneware
Stoneware with 0.1-3% absorption and opacity goes to 6912, not translucent porcelain.
If for toilet or sanitary use
Bathroom porcelain items like soap dishes classify under heading 6914.
If unglazed or technical ceramic
Lab or industrial porcelain labware falls under earlier technical headings.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Include firing temperature proof (>800°C) to distinguish from non-fired resin-cured items excluded from Chapter 69
• Declare as single articles; paired with lids import as one tariff entity per US notes
• Check for lead/cadmium content compliance under FDA import alerts for food-contact ceramics
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