## Common ground
All options refer to fish-shaped decorative or functional items (fish servers) made from different materials.
## Options at a glance
**3924.10 – Made of plastic material**
- **Defining trait:** Constructed primarily from synthetic polymer resins, often lightweight and mass-produced.
- **Typical examples:** Plastic fish-shaped serving trays, novelty utensils for parties.
- **Best fit when:** The item is lightweight, molded, and not intended for high-end or durable use.
**4419 – Made of wood**
- **Defining trait:** Crafted from natural wood, often hand-carved or finished with wood stains.
- **Typical examples:** Wooden fish-shaped cheese boards, carving trays.
- **Best fit when:** The item has visible grain, natural texture, or is part of rustic or artisanal decor.
**6911.10 – Made of porcelain or china**
- **Defining trait:** Fired at high temperatures; smooth, brittle, and often glazed with fine detail.
- **Typical examples:** Porcelain fish serving platters, decorative dinnerware.
- **Best fit when:** The item is delicate, white or colored glaze, used for formal dining.
**6912.00 – Made of ceramic**
- **Defining trait:** Unglazed or glazed earthenware; more porous and less durable than porcelain.
- **Typical examples:** Handmade ceramic fish serving dishes, rustic kitchenware.
- **Best fit when:** The item has a matte finish, uneven texture, or artisanal feel.
**7013.10,7013.4X – Made of glass**
- **Defining trait:** Transparent or translucent; typically blown or molded glass with smooth surface.
- **Typical examples:** Glass fish-shaped serving bowls, decorative centerpieces.
- **Best fit when:** The item is see-through, shiny, and used for display or light-refracting effect.
**7114 – Incorporating jewellery, precious metal or metal clad with precious metal**
- **Defining trait:** Features non-base metals like gold, silver, or gemstones; high-value decorative element.
- **Typical examples:** Gold-plated fish server with embedded stones, luxury gift item.
- **Best fit when:** The item includes visible precious materials beyond simple plating.
**8215 – Made of base metal**
- **Defining trait:** Constructed from iron, steel, aluminum, or other common metals; often durable and functional.
- **Typical examples:** Stainless steel fish-shaped serving utensils, kitchen tools.
- **Best fit when:** The item is metallic, sturdy, and used for practical food service.
## Key differences
| Option | Material Type | Durability | Aesthetic | Primary Use Case |
|--------|---------------------|------------|--------------------|----------------------------|
| 3924.10 | Plastic | Low | Bright, modern | Casual, disposable use |
| 4419 | Wood | Medium | Natural, warm | Rustic, artisanal |
| 6911.10 | Porcelain/China | High | Elegant, refined | Formal dining |
| 6912.00 | Ceramic | Medium | Earthy, handmade | Decorative, casual |
| 7013.XX | Glass | Low | Transparent, shiny | Display, visual appeal |
| 7114 | Precious metal | High | Luxurious, ornate | Gift, high-end decor |
| 8215 | Base metal | High | Industrial, sleek | Functional kitchen use |
## How to choose
- Is it made of plastic? → 3924.10
- Is it wooden with grain visible? → 4419
- Is it white, glazed, and delicate? → 6911.10
- Is it earthenware, matte, or handmade? → 6912.00
- Is it transparent or shiny? → 7013.10,7013.4X
- Does it have gold, silver, or gems? → 7114
- Is it metallic, sturdy, and functional? → 8215
## Overlaps & pitfalls
- A glass fish server with gold trim could fit both 7013.XX and 7114.
- A ceramic fish with metal inlay may overlap 6912.00 and 7114.
- **No priority rule given** — choose based on the product’s MAIN material or defining feature