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Tariff.
Class.
Section.
DESCRIPTION OF ARTICLES.
Per Cwt. of 110*25 lbs. avoirdupois.
-- REMARKS.
Austrian English Currency. Value.
XVI.
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Earthenware— continued.
fl. kr.
c. Middle fine :—
1. Crockery and china ware, gilt or silver- plated -----
2. a. Crockery and china wares of various
colours, painted, printed, but with neither gilt nor silvered borders - - -
b. Porcelain (china), white, also if made with a coloured, but with neither gilt nor silvered borders -
4 50
2 50
2 50
£ s. d.
0 9 0
0 5 0
0 5 0
d. Fine :—
1. a. Bracelets and necklaces of earthenware,
threaded on strings - b. Children’s toys combined with woven textures, purely gilt or silver-plated common metals ; and similar articles which, although tariffed higher than 15 fl.,are not liable to the highest tariff rates of small wares -
2. a. Porcelain, coloured, painted, printed,
gilt or silvered -
b. All kinds of earthenware combined with other materials, in so far as these combinations are not included in sub-section b. 1., or do not come under the description of small and fancy wares -
15 0
15 0 6 0
6 O
1 10 0
1 10 0 0 12 0
0 12 0
XVI.
(c.) Glass Manufactures.
Glass and Glass Wares.
a. Most common :—
1. Hollow glass (hollow ware), glass vessels, green, black, and yellow in its natural colour, neither pressed, cut, nor ground -
2. a. Mirror glass (plate glass), rough, not
ground - - - - -
b. Glass in masses (in rough plates, sheets, sticks, and irregular massive pieces), also vitrifications and enamel in masses
b. Common :—
i.e., white hollow glass (hollow ware) not figured, uncut, unground, and unpressed, or with only cut or ground stoppers, bot-
0 75
0 75
0 1 6
0 1 6