Earthenware and stoneware, namely, egg cups, egg cups with lids, salt and pepper shakers, butter dishes, jam/marmalade pots, coasters, napkin rings not of precious metals, salad bowls, plant pots, planters and planter stands, herb jars, storage jars, crudites dishes, jumbo cups and saucers, collector plates, spaghetti jars, tankards, presentation bowls, multi-level cake stands, figurines, footed cups and saucers, loving mugs, ginger jars, mustard pots, fluted dishes, votives, cachepots, covered storage jars, cheese dishes, large jugs with wide spouts, basins, tea kettles not of precious metals, toast racks, water pitchers, corn-on-cob dishes, melon dishes, ice pails, crocus pots, hand-held bells made of stoneware/earthenware, crescent salad plates, trivet stands, ornamental plates, non-metal playing-card containers, prawn dishes, and large serving dishes; limited edition figurines made of stoneware and earthenware; covered non-metal decorative trinket boxes; sweet dishes; decorative table center-pieces made of earthenware/stoneware and decorated with fruit; plants, flowers and food; cabinet cups and stands; glassware, namely pitchers, wine glasses, highball glasses, cocktail glasses, whiskey glasses, imperial jugs, teapot stand, candle snuffers, candle extinguishers, and place names/tags made of earthenware/stoneware to hold names of guests attending dinner parties; and oven-to-tableware, namely, entree dishes, baking dishes, egg dishes, souffle dishes, flan dishes, handled dishes, triple dishes, square dishes, rectangular dishes, and pasta/salad dishes