In particular, new novelty items usually require some appropriate instructions. You should remember it may not be adequate to simply give verbal instructions or demonstrate the product to the buyer. They may wish to give it to someone else. You are urged to give all user instructions in writing. Yes, they do.
Examples are fancy 'teapots', 'jugs', and plates.
Unlined reproduction brass, pewter or copper containers embossed 'milk', 'tea', etc. Collectors items, models and ornaments resembling toys which might be particularly hazardous to children. You should note that you are required to take special care for the safety of children. To avoid confusion, such items should be displayed separately from genuine children's goods. Ornamental candles, oil lamps, and fragrant aromatherapy oil heaters.