Classification Information
Class [6]
Metal Products
Cans, tin cans, money boxes, nameplates, letterboxes, works of art and replicas of works of art, of common metals and their alloys.
Class [9]
Computer & Software Products & Electrical & Scientific Products
Audio, video and audio, and data carriers of all kinds, including in recorded form, in particular CDs, CD-Is, floppy disks, DVDs, cassettes and video cassettes, including in recorded form; Computer software and hardware and parts and accessories therefor (included in class 9); Apparatus for recording, transmission or reproduction of sound or images, and accessories therefor (included in class 9); Telecommunications apparatus, in particular mobile telephones and parts and accessories therefor (included in class 9); Photographic, cinematographic and other optical apparatus and instruments, and parts and accessories therefor (included in class 9); Batteries; Sunglasses; Pocket calculators; Apparatus for games adapted for use with a separate display screen or monitor; computer and video games; Screen savers, wallpaper (for computers) and other data files containing images for computers of all kinds, in particular stationary and portable computers and mobile telephones, recorded on data carriers and/or downloadable from data networks.
Class [14]
Jewelry Products
Precious metals and their alloys and goods of precious metals or coated therewith, included in this class, in particular works of art and replicas of works of art; Jewellery, precious stones, costume jewellery; Clocks, alarm clocks, horological and chronometric instruments; Key rings (trinkets or fobs); Housings for clocks and watches; Cases for watches [presentation]; Watchstraps; Coins; Jewel cases; Key rings [split rings with trinket or decorative fob]; Medals.
Class [16]
Paper Goods and Printed Material
Paper, cardboard and goods made from these materials (included in class 16); Books, newspapers, periodicals, brochures, postcards, placards, posters, calendars, museum and exhibition guides, catalogues and other printed material; Visiting cards; Stationery and office requisites (except furniture), in particular ball-point pens and other writing implements, and erasers; Instructional and teaching material (except apparatus); Paper bags; Artists' materials; Photographs; Writing sets and parts therefor (included in class 16); Giftwrap foils, packaging foils and carrier bags of plastic.
Class [18]
Leather Products not including clothing
Leather and imitations of leather, and goods made of these materials (included in class 18); Bags of all kinds, included in class 18; Suitcases of all kinds, included in class 18; Umbrellas, parasols and walking sticks; Travelling sets and parts therefor, included in class 18.
Class [20]
Furniture Products
Furniture, mirrors and picture frames; Works of art, replicas of works of art and other goods of wood, wax, plaster, amber, meerschaum, cork, reed, cane or plastic (included in class 20); Decorative articles of all kinds (included in class 20), in particular wind chimes.
Class [21]
Houseware and Glass Products
Household and kitchen utensils and containers (included in class 21); Combs, sponges, brushes (except paint brushes); Glassware, porcelain, earthenware and ceramicware (included in class 21); Toilet cases and parts therefor, included in class 21.
Class [24]
Fabrics
Textiles and textile goods (included in class 24), in particular towels and handkerchiefs; Bed land table covers; Curtains; Wall hangings of textile; Flags and pennants; (not of paper).
Class [25]
Clothing Products
Clothing, footwear and headgear.
Class [26]
Lace, Ribbons & Embroidery and Fancy Goods
Ornamental novelty badges, brooches being clothing accessories, buttons, hooks, fasteners and buckles for clothing; Hair bands and Other hair ornaments.
Class [28]
Toys and Sporting Goods Products
Games and playthings; Gymnastic and sporting articles (included in class 28); Christmas tree stands, decorations for Christmas trees; Card games.
Class [30]
Staple Food Products
Pastry and confectionery, cookies, rusks, pastries (including in the form of snacks made using nuts and/or potatoes), gingerbread, petits fours, wafers, pies (pastries), biscuits, meringues; Snacks of pastry; Confectionery, Confectionery, Sweetmeats [candy], Chocolate-coated coffee beans, Gums (gelatin jellies), Caramels, Liquorice [confectionery], Stick liquorice, Liquorice confectionery, Lozenges Pastilles, Peppermint candy, Popcorn; Chocolate, confectionery, pralines, truffles and other goods of chocolate; Sugar, Candy for food, Bonbons made of sugar, Pralines and other goods made from sugar, included in class 30; Nut confectionery; Marzipan, almond paste and other goods made from marzipan, included in class 30; Snack bars and small snacks, mainly consisting of chocolate and/or nuts and/or muesli and/or cookies; Edible ices, ice cream, sorbets; Chewing gum (not for medical purposes); Coffee; Tea; Honey; Beverages with a base of coffee and/or tea and/or chocolate and/or cocoa; Salt; Vinegar; Salad dressings and other sauces (being condiments and bases for preparing food); Spices.
Class [33]
Wines and Spirits Products
Wine, low-alcohol wines and non-alcoholic wines; Alcoholic beverages (except beers), in particular liqueurs, brandy spirits, schnaps, brandies, whisky, vodka, alcoholic fruit drinks and mixed drinks containing alcohol; Alcoholic essences; Alcoholic extracts; Alcoholic fruit extracts.
Class [39]
Transportation & Storage Services
Booking, conducting, arranging, organisation and reservation of travel, including by computer, online and via other electronic media; Transporting of passengers; Travel management; Tours of museums, archeological excavations, exhibitions and other culturally and/or historically relevant sites.
Class [41]
Education and Entertainment Services
Entertainment; Musical, theatrical and circus performances; Presentation of live performances; Conducting lotteries and prize contests; Music, film, radio and television production; Videotape production; Production of multimedia works, for others (film and sound studio services); Publication of books, newspapers, periodicals, brochures, postcards, placards, posters, calendars, museum and exhibition guides, catalogues and other printed material, including electronically via data networks; Other sporting and cultural activities; Arranging and conducting of seminars, congresses, conferences, exhibitions and presentations for cultural purposes; Running of museums, Arranging of displays for cultural purposes; Presentation of works of art for cultural purposes; Digital portrayal; Tuition; Consultancy with regard to cultural matters; Obtaining tickets to museums, exhibitions and other cultural events.
