Queen Anne Silver Tankard
A silver tankard from Queen Anne's reign (early 1700s), featuring baluster shape, scroll handle, and engraved initials. Under HTS 9706.10.00.20 for silverware antiques surpassing 250 years. These drinking vessels represent peak English silversmithing of the era.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If under 100 years or reproductions
Non-antique silver hollowware classifies in Chapter 71 by function and silver content.
If combined with porcelain elements
Antiques of other materials like ceramic-mounted silver go to 9706.90, not specific silverware.
If for industrial or non-table use
Silver articles not for table service classify differently in Chapter 71 based on end use.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Use thermoluminescence or other scientific testing if hallmarks are worn to prove age
• File EEI for shipments over $2,500 and note cultural property status in AES
• Avoid misdeclaring as 'collectible' which could trigger higher scrutiny or duties
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