Classification Information
Class [6]
Metal Products
Ironmongery; boxes of common metal; bronze works of art; door stops of metal; busts of common metal; cast iron; items of wrought, semi-wrought and unwrought iron; metal door bells and knockers; door fittings of metal; house numbers of metal; iron works for doors and windows; keys; letter boxes of metal; numerals of metal; signs of metal; tool boxes of metal; badges for cars; key rings of metal; common metals and their alloys; small items of metal hardware; garden ornaments made of metal; articles of metal for use in the garden; garden arches made of metal; garden obelisks made of metal; wirework panels and trellises.
Class [9]
Computer & Software Products & Electrical & Scientific Products
Barometers; thermometers; recordings on compact discs and other recording media including computer readable recordings; prepared photographic and cinematographic films; sound and video recordings; magnetic data carriers; calculating machines; compact discs; digital music; mouse mats; mobile phone accessories; spectacles and sunglasses; CDs and DVDs; pre-recorded digital media and recordings; sound and video recordings; downloadable digital media and recordings containing sounds, images, text, information, signals or software; webcasts; podcasts; electronically recorded data; downloadable photographs; publications in electronic form or other data accessible online from databases or from a global computer network; decorative magnets; fridge magnets.
Class [14]
Jewelry Products
Charms being jewellery or imitation jewellery; costume jewellery; jewellery and imitation jewellery; brooches; horological and chronometric instruments; clocks; watches; busts of precious metal; ornaments of jet and precious metal; cufflinks and cufflink boxes; lapel pins; key rings not of metal; metal key fobs; key charms [trinkets or fobs]; decorative articles [trinkets or jewellery] for personal use.
Class [16]
Paper Goods and Printed Material
Stationery; stationery cases; printed publications and printed matter; periodical publications; stationery; pencils; paint brushes; printed notelets; book plates (stationery); books; colouring postcards; coloured postcards; ordinary playing cards; paper napkins; notepads; sketchpads; notecards; memopads; looseleaf notebooks and refills therefor; car stickers; calendars; desk calendars; diaries; greeting cards; instructional and teaching materials; artists’ materials; maps; paper; book binding material; photographs; adhesives for stationery or household purposes; printing blocks; paint boxes for children; cheque book holders; photographic prints; art prints; canvas prints; photographic reproductions; stickers; postcards; posters; pictures; photograph albums; photograph stands; photo-engravings; graphic prints; albums; lithographs; apparatus for mounting photographs; bookmarks; paintings; engravings; badges made of paper; family organisers; address books; notebooks; decalcomanias; gift vouchers; beer mats; coasters made of paper or cardboard; paper cups; paper tablecloths; passport cases.
Class [18]
Leather Products not including clothing
Bags; rucksacks; purses; walking sticks; travelling bags; canvas bags; canvas shopping bags; canvas travel bags; umbrellas; parasols; cosmetic bags.
Class [21]
Houseware and Glass Products
Coasters not of paper or textile; place mats of plastics; mugs; cups; household and kitchen utensils and containers, glassware, porcelain namely, mugs, cups, saucers, plates, serving bowls, teapots, milk jugs, sugar basins, sauceboats, ornaments and figurines; household utensils of precious metal.
Class [24]
Fabrics
Furnishing fabrics; curtain and drape materials; upholstery materials; loose covers for furniture; curtains and drapes; bed covers; blankets; tea towels; towels; napkins; table cloths; table mats (textile); pillow and cushion covers; handkerchiefs; tapestries, textile wall hangings and embroidery hangings; oven mitts, potholders; travellers’ rugs; household textile articles; place mats of textile material; textile coasters.
Class [25]
Clothing Products
Clothing; footwear; headgear; scarves; belts.
Class [28]
Toys and Sporting Goods Products
Games and playthings; playing cards; teddy bears and soft toys; jigsaw puzzles; sports articles. .
Class [29]
Meats and Processed Food Products
Jam; marmalade; preserves; pickles. .
Class [30]
Staple Food Products
Coffee; artificial coffee; preparations of chicory and chicory products, all for use as substitutes for coffee; tea; tea bags; cocoa; sugar; rice; tapioca; sago; bread; flour and preparations made from cereals; pastry; sandwiches; confectionery; biscuits; cakes; vinegar; condiments; sauces; ice-cream; snack foods; honey; treacle; mustard and spices; ices and ice; mint creams (chocolate confectionery); chocolates; sweets (candy); chutney; pickle relish; shortbread; fudge; chocolate confectionery; prepared meals; pizzas, pies and pasta dishes.
Class [32]
Light Beverage Products
Beers; non-alcoholic drinks and beverages; still and carbonated water; fruit juice.
Class [33]
Wines and Spirits Products
Alcoholic beverages except beers; cider; wine; spirits; cocktails.
Class [41]
Education and Entertainment Services
Teaching; arranging and conducting colloquiums, conferences, congresses, seminars and symposiums for educational, cultural and entertainment purposes; organisation of exhibitions for cultural and educational purposes; entertainment by means of roadshows, exhibitions, displays, festivals and competitions; providing museum facilities; providing cinema facilities; organising social gatherings; provision of organisational services (using the internet, mobile phones and telecommunication networks) to arrange meetings and social events for groups of friends; organisation of entertainment and educational competitions; presentation of live performances; providing recreational facilities and information; providing theatrical shows and providing theatrical booking agency services; provision of visitor services to provide visitors with convenient informed access to countryside, historic areas or historic properties; provision of education and educational information about the countryside, historic areas and properties; education services relating to conservation and conservation of the environment and nature; education relating to historic buildings and places, coastlines, forests, woods, fens, beaches, farmland, moorland, islands, nature reserves, villages, historic houses, gardens, mills and pubs; provision of training; entertainment services; sporting and cultural activities; the provision of on-line electronic publications; providing on-line electronic publications.
Class [43]
Restaurant and Hotel Services
Provision of restaurant, bar, cafeteria and catering services; services for providing food and drink.
