MUSEUM EDITIONS

Class [021]
Houseware and Glass Products

Bath accessories, namely, cup holders and paper cup holders; beverage cups; beverage glassware; beverageware; bottles sold empty; bowls; cake molds; cake tins; candle holders not of precious metal; canteens; ceramic and crystal bowls; champagne buckets; china ornaments; coasters not of paper and not being table linen; cocktail shakers; coffee cups; coffee mugs; cookie cutters; cookie jars; cork screws; corn cob holders; sugar and creamer sets; crystal stemware; cups; decanters; decorative cake tins; decorative plates; dinnerware; dishes; drinking flasks; drinking glasses; figurines of china, crystal, earthenware, glass, porcelain or terra cotta; gardening gloves; glass boxes; hair brushes; hair combs; ice buckets; infant cups; thermal insulated containers for household or kitchen use; jugs; lunch boxes; lunch kits consisting of lunch boxes and thermal insulated containers for food or beverages; meal trays; mugs; non-electric coffee pots not of precious metal; paper cups; paper plates; plastic buckets; plastic coasters; plastic cups; plastic meal trays; plate holders; plates; removable thermal insulated wraps for beverage cans to keep the contents cold or hot; rubber household gloves; saucers; serving trays not of precious metal; serving utensils, namely, pie servers, cake turners, spatulas, scrapers for household purposes, and cake servers; shower caddies; soap dishes; soup plates; statuettes made of china, crystal, glass, porcelain or terra cotta; tea caddies; tea kettles; thermal insulated containers for food or beverages; vacuum bottles; toothbrushes; vacuum bottles; vases; wastepaper baskets; and water bottles sold empty