Technology licensing.

Cleaning instruments (hand-operated); Cleaning wipes, In particular tea towels, Micro-fiber cloths, Dusting cloths [rags], Cloths for polishing, Glass wipes, Rags for cleaning, floor dusters, Furniture dusters; Brushes, in particular cleaning brushes, household brushes, body care brushes and technical brushes, including clothes brushes, carpet/upholstery brushes, carpet brushes, hand-wash brushes, massage brushes, sauna brushes, bath brushes, washing brushes, polishing brushes, dirt-removing brushes, applicator brushes, washing-up brushes, dishwashing brushes, spout brushes, baby bottle brushes, bottle brushes, brushes for insulated flasks, vegetable brushes, mushroom brushes, barbecue brushes and radiator brushes; Corner brushes, mudguard brushes, suede brushes, travel applicator brushes, travel polishing brushes, travel clothes brushes and toilet brushes; Scrubbers; wipers; Brooms, In particular domestic brooms, multipurpose brooms, yard brooms, industrial brooms, road brooms and coconut brooms; Hand brushes; Industrial and coconut hand brushes; Dustpans; Cleaning scrapers, in particular window washers; Plungers for clearing blocked drains; Combs; sponges, In particular sponges for household use and for body care, including toilet sponges, Abrasive sponges for scrubbing the skin; Brushes, except paint brushes, in particular cake brushes; Clothes-pegs; Polishing gloves; Gloves for household purposes; Feather-dusters; Carpet beaters, not being machines.

Precious metals and their alloys and goods of precious metals or coated therewith (included in class 14); jewellery, precious stones; horological and chronometric instruments; key rings (trinkets or fobs); badges of precious metal; amulets (jewellery); pins (jewellery); bracelets [jewelry]; wristwatches; ashtrays of precious metals; boxes of precious metals for sweetmeat; brooches [jewelry]; busts, figurines, statues and/or statuettes of precious metal; chronographs (watches); boxes of precious metal; precious metals, unwrought or semi-wrought; precious metal alloys; semi-precious stones; necklaces [jewellery]; towel holders of precious metal; household utensils of precious metal; coffee services of precious metal; chains (jewellery); tie pins; works of art of precious metal; cuff-links; medals; medallions (jewellery); earrings; pearls (jewellery); rings being jewelry; ornamental pins; sun dials; paste jewellery; pocket watches; tea services of precious metal; watch straps; cases for clocks and watches; watch boxes; cases for watches (presentation); vases of precious metal; alarm clocks; dials, casings and/or glasses for clocks and watches.

Printed matter; books; publication; periodical publications, newspapers; stationery; instructional and teaching materials (except apparatus), in particular in the form of printed matter, games, models, blackboards, drawing implements and illustration implements, namely blackboards, flipcharts, whiteboards, presentation and/or planning boards, adjustable walls, adjustable boards, magnetic boards, info boards; paper, cardboard and goods made from these materials (included in class 16); tear off calendars; transfers (decalcomanias); address stamps; folders and/or document files; albums; announcement cards; stickers (papetery goods); Babies' diapers of paper and cellulose [disposable]; operating and user instructions in printed form; cabinets for stationery (office requisites); beer mats; pictures; pencils; pencil sharpeners (electric or non electric); pads (stationery); paperweights; stationery paper; brochures; bookbindings; bookends; office requisites (other than furniture); busts, figurines, statues and/or statuettes of papier mâché; coloured pencils, chalks, wax crayons and/or felt tip pens; comic booklets; data sheets; labels (not of textile); flags (of paper); chromos; paint boxes [articles for use in school]; pen clips; pens (office requisites); bottle wrappings made of cardboard or paper; foils from plastic for packaging purposes; sheets of recycled cellulose for wrapping; printed forms; photographs; photoengravings; fountain pens; paintings (pictures) framed or unframed; gift wrapping paper; terrestrial globes; greeting cards; graphic representations and/or reproductions; manuals; handbooks and other written accompanying material for computer programs and/or technical apparatus and equipment; envelopes (stationery); calendars; record cards; catalogues; adhesives for stationery and/or household purposes; art pictures; Lithographic works of art; plastic film for packaging purposes; bibs of paper; bookmarks; luminous paper; lithographs; loose-leaf binders; magazines (periodicals); note books; notebooks, note paper, note cards; paper sheets (stationery); paper towels; table napkins of paper; paper handkerchiefs; paper bags; paint brushes; placards of paper or cardboard,; posters postcards; prospectuses; stencils (stationery); boxes of cardboard or paper; inkstands; writing instruments; writing books; writing sets with writing paper; writing materials; place mats of paper; seals; sealing wax; stamps; stamp holders, boxes for stamps (seals), stamp pads; table linen of paper; toilet paper; coasters of paper; forms; drawing materials.

Leather and imitations of leather, and goods made of these materials and included in class 18; trunks and travelling bags; umbrellas, parasols and walking sticks; whips, harness and saddlery; briefcases; beach bags; wallets; bags for campers; document cases; documents wallets; boxes of leather and leather board; tote bags; walking sticks; purses, not of precious metal; suitcases; handbags; waist pouches; card holders (wallets); cases, of leather or leatherboards; sling bags for carrying infants; garment bags for travel; beauty cases; music cases; umbrellas; travel cases; travelling sets (leatherwear); travelling bags; rucksacks; Boxes of leather or leather board; umbrella covers; umbrella sticks; key cases (leatherwear); bags for school; rucksacks for schoolchildren; bags (envelopes, pouches) of leather, for packaging; tool bags (empty).

Household or kitchen utensils and containers (not of precious metal or coated therewith); combs and/or sponges; brushes (except paint brushes); articles for cleaning purposes; unworked or semi-worked glass (except glass used in building); glassware, porcelain and earthenware (included in Class 21); dustbins; appliances for removing make-up (non-electric); aerosol dispensers for non-medical use; baby baths [portable]; heaters for feeding bottles, non-electric; mugs, not of precious metal; Household or kitchen containers, not of precious metal; painted glassware; beer mugs; flower pots and flower pot covers, not of paper; candy boxes, not of precious metal; bread boards; bread boxes; bread baskets; brushes and brush goods, included in class 21; busts, figurines, statues and/or statuettes of porcelain, terra-cotta or glass; butter dishes; egg cups, not of precious metal; pails; ice buckets; bottles; bottle openers; containers for household or kitchen use (except in precious metal); watering cans; glass receptacles; glasses (receptacles); glass bowls; mosaics of glass, not for building; insulating containers, vessels, flasks, in particular cool bags; combs; comb cases; jugs and/or decanters, not of precious metal; cookie jars; ceramics for household purposes; cookware; corkscrews; cosmetics utensils; crystal glassware; cake moulds; chamber pots; nail brushes; fruit bowls; opaline glass; cups of paper or plastic; paper plates; fitted picnic baskets (including dishes); press-out moulds for cookies and biscuits; provisions tins; powder compacts, not of precious metal; signboards of porcelain or glass; shoe horns; shoe brushes; Shoe-trees; bowls and dishes, not of precious metal; soap boxes, holders, dishes and dispensers; piggy banks (not being of metal); services (tableware), not of precious metal; tea services, not of precious metal; toilet requisites; toilet utensils (bodycare); pots; pottery; potholders; vases not of precious metal; washtubs; toothbrushes; dental floss.

Textiles and textile goods (included in class 24); bed and table covers; bath linen (except clothing), in particular bath towels; bed linen; covering fabrics of textile or of plastic film; shower curtains of textile or of plastic sheets; flags (not of paper); eiderdowns; Non-woven textile fabrics; curtains of textile or plastic; gauze (cloth); fabrics for textile use; household linen; Household textiles; fabric of imitation animal skins; ticks and/or mattress covers; furniture covers of plastic and/or textile; place mats, not of paper; travelling rugs; blinds of textile; net curtains; sleeping bags (sheeting); bed covers; handkerchiefs, not of paper; towels and/or napkins of textile; wall hangings of textile; table cloths (not of paper); table linen (not of paper), cloths (sheets); face cloths.

Clothing; footwear; headgear; suits; layettes (clothing); babies' diapers of textile; swimsuits, trunks, bathrobes, bathing caps, bath slippers; bikinis; dress handkerchiefs; carnival costumes; football boots; belts (clothing), clothing for gymnastics; gymnastic shoes; neckerchiefs; gloves (clothing); shirts and/or shirt fronts; trousers, included in class 25; hats; jackets; hoods; ties; ascots; bibs, not of paper; coats; caps; outerclothing; jump suits; pullovers; cyclists' clothing; raincoats; skirts; shawls; pyjamas; shoes, included in class 25; aprons; socks; sports shoes, included in class 25; beach clothes; stockings; tights; knitwear [clothing]; t-shirts; underwear.

Lace and embroidery, ribbons and braid; buttons, hooks and eyes, pins and needles; artificial flowers; badges for wear not of precious metal; ornaments novelty badges (buttons); bandages (menstruation -); trimmings for clothing; brooches (clothing accessories); heat adhesive patches for decoration of textile articles (haberdashery); heat adhesive patches for repairing textile articles; artificial garlands; hair bands; hair grips; hair pins; bows for the hair; barrettes; hat ornaments (not of precious metal); buttons, included in class 26; spangles for clothing; wigs; buckles (clothing accessories); false moustaches.

Carpets, rugs, mats and matting, linoleum and other materials for covering existing floors; wall hangings (non-textile); Car mats; bath mats; exercise mats; wallpaper; carpets; gymnastic mats; doormats.

Games and playthings; gymnastic and sporting articles, included in class 28; decorations for Christmas trees (except illumination articles and confectionery); fishing tackle; rattles (playthings); building sets and/or building blocks (toys); board games; apparatus for electronic games other than those adapted for use with television receivers only; toy masks; vehicles for children (included in class 28), in particular bobby cars, tricycles, scooters, pedal cars; machines for physical exercises; conjuring apparatus; parlor games; inline skates, roller skates; kaleidoscopes; card games; ninepins; Christmas crackers (bonbons); knee guards (sports articles); puppets; mobiles [toys]; marbles; soft toys; dolls; dolls' beds, dolls' feeding bottles, dolls' houses, dolls' clothes, dolls' rooms; puzzles; sledges; roller-skates; chess; swings; rocking horses; novelties for parties, dances (party favours); skin guards (sport articles); hockey sticks; batting gloves [accessories for games]; sleighs (sports articles); ice skates; swimming pools (play articles); swim fins; skateboards; skis; play balls and play balloons; game cards; playing balls; dice; bats for games; surf boards (for sailing and/or surfing); teddy bears; theatrical masks; trampolines; see-saws; cups for dice; darts and quoits (toys).

Chocolate; edible ices; coffee, tea, cocoa, sugar, rice, tapioca, sago, artificial coffee; flour and preparations made from cereals; bread, pastry and confectionery; honey, treacle; yeast, baking-powder; salt; mustard; vinegar, sauces (condiments); spices; ice; biscuits; sweets; buns; flaked corn; iced tea; peanut confectionery; fruit sauces; Danish pastries; fruit jellies [confectionery]; Beverages (tea-based -); dried cereals; preparations made from cereals; oat flakes; honey; coffee based beverages; cocoa-based beverages; caramels (candy); chewing gum, not for medical purposes; cookies; ketchup (sauces); biscuits; confectionery; infusions, not medicinal; cakes; powders for cakes; liquorice (confectionery); gingerbread; farinaceous foods; flour-milling products; muesli; noodles; pastilles (confectionery); petits fours (cakes); peppermint sweets; pizzas; popcorn; pudding; puffed rice; chocolate-based beverages; chocolate-coated, sugar-coated or glazed fruits; sorbet (ice); confections; tarts; tortillas; waffles; confectionery products; rusks.

Combs; Sponges; Brushes (except paintbrushes); Articles for cleaning purposes; Combs, brushes and cleaning preparations for horse care, in particular mane and tail combs, hide, mane and tail brushes, horse brushes, currycombs, washing brushes, hoof brushes, hoof scrapers, hoof rasps, sweat sponges, washing sponges, cleaning gloves; Glass ware; Porcelain ware; earthernware.

Raw and unprocessed agricultural, aquacultural, horticultural and forestry products; Raw and unprocessed grains and seeds; Fresh fruits; Fresh vegetables; Garden herbs, fresh; Natural plants; Live animals; Animal foodstuffs; Beverages for pets; Bars and cubes of animal feed; Salt licks; Malt.