Heatproof earthenware glass pans; pot lids and closures for pot lids sold as a unit; earthenware saucepans; non-electric heating pots; rice cooking pots, non-electric; non-electric autoclaves; non-electric cooking pots and cauldrons; non-electric heaters for feeding bottles; non-electric kettles; cooking steamers, non-electric; non-electric coffee pots; frying pans, non-electric; egg poachers, non-electric; stew-pans, non-electric; glue pots; cooking pot sets; jugs; spouts, namely, pouring spouts for household use; non-electric casserole pans; tea infusers; teapots, non-electric; cauldrons; non-electric deep fryers; tea balls; popcorn pans, non-electric; goblets; fruit cups; egg cups; basins receptacles; lunch boxes; beer mugs; mugs; saucers; butter dishes; crumb trays; basins bowls; covers for butter dish and cheese dish; salad bowls; tankards; coasters, not of paper and other than table linen; table plates; shallow bowls; opal glass; glass bowls; glass dishes; fruit bowls of glass; glass cups; drinking horns; drinking glasses; disposable table plates; plates for hors d'oeuvre; covers for dishes; cups made of paper or plastic; paper plates; tea services; vegetable dishes; coffee services; cups; crystal glassware; epergnes; cardboard cups; mess-tins; graters for household purposes; baskets for domestic use; whisks, non-electric, for household purposes; funnels; non-electric fruit squeezers, for household purposes; nonelectric food blenders, for household purposes; bread baskets for domestic use; strainers for household purposes; trays for domestic purposes; paper trays for domestic purposes; cinder sifters for household purposes; ice cube molds; confectioners' decorating bags; cruet stands for oil or vinegar; napkin holders; napkin rings; urns; chopping boards for kitchen use; pails; salt shakers; garlic presses as kitchen utensils; menu card holders; pastry cutters; bottle openers; waffle irons, non-electric. coffee filters not of paper being part of non-electric coffee makers; bread boards; bread bins; sugar bowls; salt cellars; picnic baskets sold empty; pot cleaning brushes; hand-operated cocktail shakers; dish covers; hand-operated coffee grinders; pepper mills, hand-operated; sponge holders; trivets as table utensils; scoops; knife rests for the table; thermally insulated containers for food; food storage containers for domestic use; cruets; wine tasters siphons; cooking skewers, of metal; griddles as cooking utensils; basting spoons, for kitchen use; cookery molds; toothpicks; toothpick holders; trays for domestic purposes; dish stands; chopsticks; cutting boards for the kitchen; rolling pins for kitchen purposes; abrasive pads for kitchen purposes; mixing spoons as kitchen utensils; spatulas as kitchen utensils; tea strainers; tea caddies; cocktail stirrers; cake molds; corkscrews; cookie jars; cookie cutters; pie servers; lazy susans; pepper pots; buckets; dewar bottles; heat-insulated containers for food or beverages; thermal insulated bags for food or beverages; insulated flasks; ice pails; drinking flask for travelers; buckets of woven fabric; insulated vacuum flasks; bottle gourds; portable coolers; portable cold boxes, non-electric; decanters; bottles for pharmaceuticals sold empty; flasks; plastic bottles sold empty; containers for household use, namely, glass bulbs as receptacles; earthenware hot pots for steaming rice and rice cake