Georgian Brass Chamberstick
A hammered brass chamberstick from 1710 with drip pan and handle, used for candle carrying. Its 250+ year age qualifies for HTS 9706.10.00.60.
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If new base metal mountings
Modern brass household articles under Chapter 83.
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