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The three baskets measure 5.9” (l) x 5.9” (w) x 3.75” (h). Each is constructed with two sides of evenly spaced, horizontal wooden slats, and two sides and a bottom panel of solid wood. Each has two rope handles attached to the solid wood sides. Also, a wooden oval decorated with one of three holiday motifs is affixed to a slat side of the basket. The motifs are a picture of Santa Clause with the phrase “Ho Ho Ho”, a snowman with “Let It Snow”, and a Christmas tree and reindeer with “Merry Christmas”. You explain that the baskets are marketed for and during the Christmas holiday season.^[1]

^[1]. https://rulings.cbp.gov/ruling/N152699

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The ruling was requested on the “Halloween Wooden Candy Basket". The product consists of two assorted styles of baskets made entirely of wood. The baskets measure 7 ¼” wide x 7 ¼” deep x 7” high. The end panels of the baskets are decoratively shaped and painted flat forms of either a black cat or a Jack-O-Lantern. A dowel rod connects the end panels at the top. The utilitarian baskets will be marketed for household use by your Halloween division.^[1]

^[1]. https://rulings.cbp.gov/ruling/N035861

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a picnic basket and a set of nesting baskets. Both types of baskets are made of interwoven thin strips of wood or chipwood. According to the decriptive literature submitted, the picnic basket measures 19-1/4 inches by 11-1/2 inches by 9-1/4 inches high. It is divided into three compartments. The two outer compartments have lids and the center compartment is open and suitable for holding beverage bottles. The picnic basket has two movable handles made of thicker wood. The set of nesting baskets consists of three open rectangular baskets, the largest of which measures 12 inches by 9-1/2 inches by 13 inches high. Each nesting basket has one wooden handle.^[1]

^[1]. https://rulings.cbp.gov/ruling/C81603

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the “Bamboo Basket,” is an oblong basket measuring approximately 8 inches wide, 12 inches long and 6.25 inches high. An open, iron framework forms the top and bottom rims, one middle horizontal support, and six vertical supports. The bottom of the basket is Paulownia wood. The sides consist of 48 vertically placed bamboo rods (dowels), each measuring approximately 3.5 millimeters in diameter, that are spaced roughly .75 inches apart. Wire is used to secure the bamboo to the frame. Paper strips resembling raffia are wrapped around the top and bottom of the basket to conceal the wire and add a decorative effect. The “Bamboo Basket” is a composite article made of bamboo, metal, wood, and paper.^[1]

^[1]. https://rulings.cbp.gov/ruling/N320608

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a rattan basket with all the identical features of the bamboo basket described above, simply with rattan rods replacing the bamboo.^[1]

^[1]. https://rulings.cbp.gov/ruling/N320608

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SKU #29098001 is a decorative basket designed for home storage uses. The oval, open-top basket is constructed of multiple paper “ropes,” alternating between black and white, wrapped horizontally around an iron wire frame and held in place with thread. The wire frame forms the top and bottom rims of the basket, one wire centered across the bottom, twelve vertical supports, and rounded handles at each end. The paper “ropes” entirely obscure the underlying frame. According to the CBP laboratory analysis, the black “rope” consists of four paper strips combined as follows: three paper strips have been twisted and rolled lengthwise to form a core. One paper strip, forming the outermost material, is wrapped around the twisted paper strips. Meanwhile, per the lab analysis, the white “rope” consists of five paper strips constructed with an inner core consisting of one strip of paper that has been twisted and rolled lengthwise and four paper strips wrapped around the core to form the outermost materials. ^[1]

^[1]. https://rulings.cbp.gov/ruling/N320609