Godinger Dublin Crystal Highball Stem
Godinger Dublin highball glasses with faceted stems in crystal, each surpassing $5 value for cocktail and table use. Classified HTS 7013.28.60.90 for other stemware over $5, not glass-ceramics. The tall stem design qualifies as drinking stemware.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If valued $5 or less but over $3
Value continuum in 7013.28 dictates precise other stemware placement.
If pressed/toughened stemware
Toughened (tempered) glassware uses dedicated subheading excluding ordinary crystal.
If plastic imitation stemware
Non-glass tableware materials shift to Chapter 39 for plastics.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• - Invoice must show per-unit pricing clearly for value subheading accuracy. - Test for non-reflecting layers if frosted; declare per chapter notes. - Use heat-treated boxes for transoceanic fragility protection
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