Household or kitchen utensils, namely, crocks, serving scoops, loofahs for household purposes, bottle openers (electric and non-electric), corkscrews (electric and non-electric), watering cans; statues, figurines, tableware, cookware and containers, namely, cooking spoons, coffee services (tableware), bowls, basins, buckets (pails), buckets made of woven fabrics, chopsticks, cookie jars, dishes, jugs (pitchers), lunch boxes, teapots; cooking utensils, namely, wire baskets, decorative plates, paper plates, cake moulds, cookie (biscuit) cutters; cosmetic utensils, namely, fitted vanity cases, cosmetic spatulas; toilet utensils, namely, toilet paper dispensers; cosmetic, hygiene and beauty care utensils; toilet and bathroom cleaning utensils, namely, bathroom pails; toilet paper holders; coasters, neither of paper nor of textile materials; household or kitchen containers, namely, plastic storage containers for household or domestic use; beverage coolers being containers, namely, non­ electric portable beverage coolers; earthenware, namely, works of art of earthenware, works of art of terra cotta; aquaria and vivaria, namely, indoor terrariums; combs, namely, combs for animals, combs for back-combing hair, curry combs, electric combs, large-toothed combs for the hair; sponges, namely, bath sponges, scouring sponges, toilet sponges; brushes (except paintbrushes), namely, basting brushes, brushes for cleaning tanks and containers, brushes for pets, clothes brushes, cosmetic brushes, dishwashing brushes, electric tooth brushes, hair brushes, lint brushes, nail brushes, pastry brushes, shaving brushes, shoe brushes, toilet brushes, toothbrushes; brush­-making materials, namely, horsehair, filaments, cattle hair, raccoon dog hair; cleaning articles, namely, mitts of fabric for cleaning, steel wool for cleaning, cloths for cleaning, rags for cleaning, car washing mitts, carpet sweepers; glassware, namely, decorative glass, not for building, glass dishes, drinking glasses, bottles, glass jars (carboys), glass flasks (containers), stained glass figurines; plaques and works of art, made of materials such as porcelain, terra-cotta or glass included in the class; unworked or semi-worked glass except glass used in building, namely, beverage glassware, fibreglass other than for insulation or textile use, fibreglass thread, not for textile use; drinking vessels, namely, drinking cups not of precious metal, drinking bottles for sports, drinking flasks, drinking steins, mugs, beer mugs, coffee pots (non-electric), hip flasks; containers for flowers, namely, flower baskets, flower pots, vases; devices for pest and vermin control, namely, insect traps, fly traps, mouse traps; ice tongs; insulating sleeve holders for beverage cans; menu card holders; porcelain, namely, porcelain eggs; signboards of porcelain or glass; steel wool; sugar tongs