Cereal Glass Bowl
Glass bowl for cereal or yogurt at breakfast table, valued $3-$5. Classed HTS 7013.49.50 other table/kitchen glassware. Everyday dining essential.
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• Not drinking glass despite bowl shape; capacity/use key
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