Orrefors Intermezzo Blue Goblet
Iconic Swedish non-lead crystal goblet with a blue drop detail in the stem, used for water or juice at table settings. Valued over $5, it fits HTS 7013.28.60.10 as decorative stemware drinking glass.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If lead crystal tableware other than stemware
Lead content and non-stem form changes heading.
If original artwork sculptures
Predominant artistic value over utility moves to paintings/sculptures.
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