Classification Information
Class [6]
Metal Products
Transportable buildings of metal; Ironmongery, small items of metal hardware; Goods of common metal, included in class 6; Metal building materials; All of the aforesaid goods being exclusively designed by individuals who were students or teaching staff at the historic Bauhaus art school (1919 to 1933), and being exclusively for sale in museum shops (online or offline).
Class [11]
Environmental Control Instrument Products lighting heating cooling cooking
Lamps and lights; All of the aforesaid goods being exclusively designed by individuals who were students or teaching staff at the historic Bauhaus art school (1919 to 1933), and being exclusively for sale in museum shops (online or offline).
Class [14]
Jewelry Products
Precious metals and their alloys and goods in precious metals or coated therewith, included in class 14; Jewellery, precious stones; Horological and chronometric instruments.
Class [16]
Paper Goods and Printed Material
Printed matter; Paintings, Lithographs; Photographs, posters.
Class [19]
Non-Metallic Building Material Products
Non-metallic transportable buildings; Monuments; Building materials (non-metallic); All of the aforesaid goods being exclusively designed by individuals who were students or teaching staff at the historic Bauhaus art school (1919 to 1933), and being exclusively for sale in museum shops (online or offline).
Class [20]
Furniture Products
Furniture, mirrors, picture frames; Goods, Included in class 20, Of wood, Cork, teed, rush, Wicker, Horn, Bone, Ivory, Whalebones, Oyster shells, Yellow amber, Mother-of-pearl, Meerschaum, And substitutes for all these materials, or of plastics; All of the aforesaid goods being exclusively designed by individuals who were students or teaching staff at the historic Bauhaus art school (1919 to 1933), and being exclusively for sale in museum shops (online or offline).
Class [21]
Houseware and Glass Products
Glassware , porcelain or earthenware (included in class 21); Household or kitchen utensils and containers, Included in class 21; All of the aforesaid goods being exclusively designed by individuals who were students or teaching staff at the historic Bauhaus art school (1919 to 1933), and being exclusively for sale in museum shops (online or offline).
Class [24]
Fabrics
Textiles and textile goods, included in class 24; Bed and table covers; Wall hangings of textile; All of the aforesaid goods being exclusively designed by individuals who were students or teaching staff at the historic Bauhaus art school (1919 to 1933), and being exclusively for sale in museum shops (online or offline).
Class [25]
Clothing Products
Clothing; Headgear; Footwear.
Class [27]
Floor Covering products
Carpets, rugs, mats and matting, linoleum and other materials for covering existing floors; Wallpaper, Included in class 27; All of the aforesaid goods being exclusively designed by individuals who were students or teaching staff at the historic Bauhaus art school (1919 to 1933), and being exclusively for sale in museum shops (online or offline).
Class [39]
Transportation & Storage Services
Arranging and conducting of travel, sightseeing and guided tours; Escorting of travellers; All of the aforesaid services being exclusively to promote remembrance and the realisation of objects and for the implementation of plans from the historic Bauhaus art school (1919-1933).
Class [41]
Education and Entertainment Services
Organizing and arranging seminars; Tuition; Organisation and arranging of trade fairs and exhibitions for cultural purposes; Cultural activities; Slide and film lectures and showings; All of the aforesaid services being exclusively to promote remembrance and the realisation of objects and for the implementation of plans from the historic Bauhaus art school (1919-1933).
Class [42]
Computer & Software Services & Scientific Services
Construction and design planning and consultancy; Architecture; Design of interior decor; Providing of food and drink for guests; Accommodation reservations; All of the aforesaid services being exclusively to promote remembrance and the realisation of objects and for the implementation of plans from the historic Bauhaus art school (1919-1933).
