Orrefors Intermezzo Blue Martini Glass
Orrefors Intermezzo Blue martini glasses feature a unique blue drop design in mouth-blown crystal stemware, valued well over $5 each for cocktail service. Under HTS 7013.28.60.90 as other premium stemware drinking glasses for table/kitchen use. Excludes glass-ceramics; the stem and capacity define it as stemware.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If crystal with press/blow mold >=30% lead
Specific molding and lead content qualifies for a distinct valued-over-$3 crystal subheading.
If in sheets cut to shape pre-annealing
Chapter notes exclude pre-annealing cutting from 'worked' glass, but sheets go to 7011.
If part of lighting fixture
Glassware for lamps or lighting changes to Chapter 94 classification.
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• - Authenticate with brand certificates to prevent counterfeiting disputes at entry. - Calculate duties per unit, not set, unless imported individually. - Avoid bulk packing; retail-ready units help prove 'table purposes' use
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