Tableware and nonelectric cookware include containers for household or kitchen use, baking mats, basting spoons, egg beaters, heat-insulated beverage containers, food blenders, empty bottles, glass boxes, bread boards, bread bins, butter dishes and covers, serving trays, cake molds, candelabra, candlesticks, candle rings, extinguishers, candy boxes, and sweet boxes. Other items include cauldrons, cheese covers, pot lids and holders, coasters, hand-operated coffee grinders, percolators, non-paper coffee filters, coffee services, and portable coolers. Additional products consist of decorating bags, cookery molds, cookie jars and cutters, non-electric cooking pot sets, cooking skewers, oil and vinegar cruet sets, cups, cutting boards, deep fryers, carboys, dish covers, crockery, egg cups, epergnes, fruit bowls, frying pans, funnels, garlic presses, glass flasks, jars, stoppers, and bowls. Beverage glassware, graters, grills, non-electric griddles, insulated containers, heaters for feeding bottles, hot pots, ice cube molds, vacuum bottles, whistling kettles, knife rests, lunch boxes, menu card holders, salt and pepper mills, food mixers, meat grinders, mixing spoons, molds, mugs, napkin rings and holders, noodle machines, paper plates, pastry cutters, pepper pots, picnic baskets, tart scoops, and various plates and pots are also included. Lastly, items such as rolling pins, salad bowls, salt cellars, shakers, saucepans, saucers, ice cream scoops, household sieves, flour sifters, soup bowls, spatulas, spouts, stewpans, strainers, sugar bowls, cooking forks, serving spoons, tea strainers, cosies, services, infusers, balls, caddies, teapots, thermally insulated containers, toothpick holders, paper trays, meal trays, trivets, urns as vases, non-electric ice and ice cream makers, waffle irons, and whisks complete the list.