Lenox Eternal Dinner Plate Set
A set of high-end stoneware dinner plates measuring 26.5 cm in diameter, valued over $8.50 per dozen, featuring platinum banding and intricate floral patterns. These plates are made from fired stoneware with low water absorption under 3%, classifying them as non-porcelain tableware under HTS 6912.00.45.00 due to their premium value and size exceeding 22.9 cm but not over 27.9 cm.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If valued under $8.50 per dozen for this size
Lower value plates in the 22.9-27.9 cm range fall into the under-value subheading within the same stoneware category.
If made of porcelain or china
Porcelain tableware with translucent body and <0.5% water absorption shifts to Chapter 69 porcelain headings.
If considered ornamental rather than functional tableware
Highly decorative pieces primarily for display rather than food service classify as statuettes or ornaments.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Verify value per dozen exceeds $8.50 with commercial invoices to qualify under this subheading; undervaluation leads to reclassification
• Provide lab certification confirming stoneware composition (water absorption <3%, opaque body) to distinguish from porcelain in 6911
• Ensure plates are imported without covers or as sets to avoid 'article' aggregation rules under US notes
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