Wedgwood Soho Platinum Teacup and Saucer
Premium stoneware teacups valued over $5.25 per dozen paired with saucers over $3 per dozen, featuring white body with platinum rims and subtle banding. As non-porcelain ceramic tableware fired after shaping with stoneware characteristics (clay-based, opaque, <3% absorption), it fits HTS 6912.00.45.00 based on exceeding the specified value thresholds.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If cups valued under $5.25 per dozen
Lower-valued stoneware cups fall into the corresponding under-value subheading.
If available in specified sets of porcelain
Porcelain sets meeting the full pattern criteria (plates, cups, etc.) classify under value-based porcelain set provisions.
If sold as decorative display items
Non-tableware household ceramic articles without primary food service function go to other household articles.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Document cup and saucer values separately per dozen; they qualify independently but must meet minimum thresholds
• Include firing process details and water absorption test results (ASTM C373) to confirm stoneware classification
• Avoid importing in 'specified sets' patterns without verifying aggregate value requirements from US notes
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