7013.42.40.00 - Valued over $5 each 🖩

This HTS classification pertains to glassware specifically designed for table or kitchen use, excluding items made of glass-ceramics. The defining characteristic of this category is the value of the individual items. Specifically, it covers glassware where each piece is valued at **over $5**. This price threshold is a critical factor in distinguishing these goods from other categories within the broader grouping of glassware for table and kitchen purposes.

When classifying glassware under heading 7013, it is essential to differentiate based on the per-unit value. This specific subcategory, 7013.42.40.00, applies only to those items that exceed the $5 valuation. This contrasts with its sibling categories, such as 7013.42.20.00, which covers items valued not over $3, and 7013.42.30.00, for items valued over $3 but not over $5. Therefore, the price point is the sole determinant for placing an item within this particular classification.

As this classification represents a leaf node, there are no further subcategories to introduce. The classification is complete at this level, with the precise valuation of the glassware being the final criterion for its inclusion. Examples of items that might fall under this category could include higher-end serving dishes, decorative glass bowls used for fruit, or specialized kitchen tools where the individual unit cost exceeds $5, provided they meet the preceding criteria regarding expansion coefficient and purpose.