Class [21]
Houseware and Glass Products
Tableware; glassware; crystalware; porcelain; earthenware; stemware, namely water goblets, wine, port, sherry, brandy, liqueur and champagne glasses; chalices; salt cellars; double old fashioned whiskey tumblers, barrel tumblers, beer mugs and highball glasses; beverage glassware; tankards (not of precious metal); tumblers; vinegar and oil bottles sold empty; sugar and creamer sets; sugar bowls; salad bowls; punch bowls; butter dishes; jam dishes; celery dishes; mustard dishes; vases; jam jars; honey jars; candy jars; decorative boudoir jars sold empty; biscuit, cookie and cracker jars; dinnerware, namely serving plates, serving bowls, fruit bowls, cream bowls, party bowls, centre bowls, serving trays; flower bowls; rose bowls; fish bowls; ice buckets; pitchers; jugs; decanters; wine coolers; cocktail shakers; pie servers; napkin rings; knife rests; powder boxes sold empty (not of precious metal); pill containers, decorative (not of precious metal); perfume bottles sold empty; perfume atomisers sold empty; hairbrushes; combs; candlesticks (not of precious metal); decorative bowls (not of precious metals); decorative trays (not of precious metal); ringholders; pin holders; figurines (not of precious metal); ornaments (not of precious metal), namely ornamental slippers, thimbles, bells, dishes, pine cones, eggs and swans used for household décor, holy water fonts (not of precious metal), and other gift items, namely crystal sports players, balls, christening mugs, pendants and spoons; presentation trophies, all of the foregoing made of crystal or leaded crystal.
