7013.33.10.00 - Valued not over $1 each

This HTS classification, 7013.33.10.00, covers drinking glasses that are not made of glass-ceramics and are specifically identified as being of lead crystal. The defining characteristic of this category is its valuation: the individual pieces must be valued at not more than one United States dollar ($1.00) each. Lead crystal glassware is known for its clarity, brilliance, and heavier weight compared to ordinary glass, due to the addition of lead oxide during manufacturing.

This category is distinguished from its sibling categories solely by the price per unit. Other drinking glasses of lead crystal are classified under codes 7013.33.20.00, 7013.33.30.00, and 7013.33.50.00, which cover items valued over $1 but not over $3, over $3 but not over $5, and over $5 each, respectively. Therefore, the primary criterion for inclusion here is the economic value of the individual drinking vessel.

As this is a leaf node within the HTS structure, there are no further subcategories for this specific classification. The classification ends at this level, meaning all lead crystal drinking glasses valued at $1 or less per item are definitively covered by this code. Examples of items that would fall under this code include inexpensive lead crystal tumblers, wine glasses, or shot glasses that meet the valuation threshold.