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Tabletop Ornaments

Tabletop ornaments are decorative objects designed to be placed on flat surfaces such as tables, shelves, mantels, and desks, primarily for aesthetic enhancement. They encompass a broad range of styles, materials, and purposes, typically serving as visual focal points or contributing to overall room décor.

Materials

A diverse array of materials are employed in their construction:

• Glass: Frequently used for vases, sculptures, and decorative figures, often employing techniques like blown glass, crystal cutting, or stained glass.
• Ceramic/Porcelain: Common for figurines, vases, and decorative plates, allowing for intricate designs and glazing.
• Wood: Utilized for carved sculptures, boxes, and geometric shapes, often finished with paint, stain, or varnish.
• Metal: Including brass, bronze, iron, and silver, used for sculptures, candlesticks, and geometric forms.
• Stone: Marble, granite, and other stones are used for sculptures, bookends, and decorative objects, providing a sense of weight and permanence.
• Resin: A versatile material allowing for complex shapes and finishes, often used to mimic other materials.
• Plastic: Commonly used for more affordable or contemporary designs, often molded into various shapes and colors.
• Fabric/Textiles: Used in decorative boxes, soft sculptures, or as coverings for other ornament bases.

Purpose & Function

• Aesthetic Enhancement: The primary function is to improve the visual appeal of a space.
• Focal Point: Larger or more striking ornaments can serve as a central visual element in a room.
• Thematic Decoration: Often used to reflect seasonal themes (Christmas, Halloween, etc.) or personal interests.
• Collection Display: Many individuals collect ornaments as a hobby, displaying them as a curated collection.
• Symbolic Representation: Some ornaments hold cultural or personal significance, representing beliefs, memories, or values.
• Gift-Giving: Frequently given as gifts for housewarmings, birthdays, or holidays.

Usage Scenarios

• Living Rooms: Placement on coffee tables, side tables, mantels, and shelves.
• Dining Rooms: Centerpieces for tables, or display on sideboards and buffets.
• Bedrooms: Placement on nightstands, dressers, and shelves.
• Entryways: Display on console tables or side tables.
• Offices: Placement on desks, bookshelves, or side tables to create a more inviting atmosphere.
• Seasonal Displays: Used as part of larger seasonal decorations (e.g., Christmas villages, Halloween scenes).

Common Types

• Figurines: Representing animals, people, or fictional characters.
• Vases: Used for displaying flowers or as standalone decorative objects.
• Candle Holders/Candelabras: Providing ambient lighting and decorative accents.
• Bowls/Trays: Used for holding small items or as decorative centerpieces.
• Sculptures: Abstract or representational forms crafted from various materials.
• Clocks: Functional and decorative timekeeping devices.
• Boxes: Decorative containers for storing small items.
• Seasonal Ornaments: Specifically designed for holidays or special occasions (e.g., Christmas tree ornaments, Easter eggs).
• Trinket Dishes: Small dishes for holding jewelry or other small items.
• Bookends: Functional and decorative supports for books.
• Terrariums: Glass containers for growing plants.

Tabletop ornaments encompass a variety of decorative items intended for display on tables or similar surfaces. These items are typically used for aesthetic purposes, enhancing the visual appeal of a space. Materials can range widely, including plastics, metals, wood, and other substances.

The following HS codes are relevant to tabletop ornaments, based on the provided reference material:

• 3926400090: This HS code falls under Chapter 39: Plastics and articles thereof. Specifically, it covers Other articles of plastics and articles of other materials of headings 3901 to 3914: Statuettes and other ornamental articles. This would include ornaments made of plastic or other materials within the 3901-3914 range. The total tax rate is 35.3%.
• 7115906000: This HS code is categorized under Chapter 71: Precious stones, precious metals, and articles thereof. It covers Other articles of precious metal or of metal clad with precious metal: Other: Other: Other. This applies to ornaments made of precious metals or metal clad with precious metals. The total tax rate is 59.0%.
• 7115903000: Also within Chapter 71: Precious stones, precious metals, and articles thereof, this HS code covers Other articles of precious metal or of metal clad with precious metal: Other: Other: Of gold, including metal clad with gold. This specifically applies to ornaments made of gold or gold-clad metal. The total tax rate is 58.9%.
• 3926400090: This HS code falls under Chapter 39: Plastics and articles thereof. Specifically, it covers Other articles of plastics and articles of other materials of headings 3901 to 3914: Statuettes and other ornamental articles. This would include ornaments made of plastic or other materials within the 3901-3914 range. The total tax rate is 35.3%.
• 9601908000: This HS code is categorized under Chapter 96: Miscellaneous manufactured articles. It covers Worked ivory, bone, tortoise-shell, horn, antlers, coral, mother-of-pearl and other animal carving material, and articles of these materials (including articles obtained by molding): Other: Other. This applies to ornaments made from these animal materials. The total tax rate is 41.2%.

Regarding HS code 3926400090, please note that the items must be classified as statuettes or ornamental articles and be made of plastics or materials within headings 3901 to 3914.