17th Century Silver Candelabrum
A pair of antique silver candelabra from the late 1600s, with intricate repoussé work and hallmarks from a London silversmith. Classified under HTS 9706.10.00.20 due to exceeding 250 years as silverware antiques. These historical pieces are valued for their artisanal craftsmanship and period design.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If imitation silver or recent reproduction
Non-antique silver imitations are classified by base metal construction in Chapter 71, excluding antique status.
If aged 100-250 years
Shifts to the 100-250 year antique category within the same heading but different statistical reporting.
If sold as a set with non-silver antiques
Precious metal articles in sets may classify under Chapter 71 if not predominantly antique silverware.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Obtain a certificate of authenticity from a recognized antiquities expert verifying hallmarks and age over 250 years
• Check for endangered species components (e.g
• ivory inlays) and file Fish and Wildlife declarations if present
• Ensure proper packing to prevent damage; insure shipments as cultural artifacts for high-value claims
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