Class [16]
Paper Goods and Printed Material
Paper and paper articles, cardboard and cardboard articles, books, magazines and comics, printed matter, printed publications, stationery, pens, pencils, markers and crayons, cases for pens, pencils, markers and crayons, erasers, rulers and pencil sharpeners, pictures, photographs and prints, posters, artists' implements and materials, printed stamps and ink pads, memo and notice boards, instructional and teaching materials, decalcomanias and stickers, greeting cards and postcards, book marks, paper coasters; book ends, paperweights, decorative articles, knitting, embroidery patterns, calendars and diaries; height charts; non-textile diapers, writing materials, bookplates and book marks, wrapping paper, gift tags, table cloths, table mats and table napkins of paper, tissues, paper towels; paper gift bags, photograph albums; photograph stands, catalogues, document files; boxes of paper or cardboard for documents; paper covers for flower-pots, leaflets or folders, plastic or paper refuse bags, toilet paper, personal organisers and pages for the same, book jackets, labels, cards, paper drinks mats, modelling materials, photograph mountings, paper serviettes, notebooks, desk blotters, patterns for making clothes, pencil sharpeners, paper table cloths, paper napkins, paper tissues, etchings, packing ribbons and tapes, stands for writing instruments, paper table linen, paper hand towels.
Class [21]
Houseware and Glass Products
Household and kitchen utensils; tableware; glassware, porcelain, stoneware and chinaware; porcelain; ceramic and pottery ware, tea services and coffee services; ornaments; baskets; candlesticks, candle holders and candelabras, coasters, napkin holders; cooking ladles; household, kitchen and cooking utensils and containers as well as parts and equipment for the same not included in other categories, vacuum containers, crockery, drinking vessels, drinking containers; shoetrees, bottle openers, bottles, bowls, breadbaskets, breadboards, cheeseboards, chopping boards, cake moulds; egg cups, beakers and tumblers, pitchers, dishes, soap dispensers and holders, flower pots, flower-pot covers, non-metallic money boxes, napkin rings and holders not made from precious metals; tableware, perfume sprays and atomizers, picnic baskets, watering cans, toothbrushes, trays or baskets for domestic use and not made of precious metals, insulated bottles and flasks, vases not made of precious metals; worked and semi-worked glass (with the exception of glass used in construction); porcelain, china, earthenware or glass ornaments, statuettes and pomanders; aerosol dispensers for non-medical use; kitchen ladles; soap and sweet boxes and tins not made of precious metals; candlesticks not made of precious metals, porcelain and china buttons and knobs; figurines, statuettes, decorative and artistic articles; cosmetic, toilet and domestic utensils and containers; cleaning articles and materials; ceramic articles; plates, cups and saucers, mugs, jugs and pots, glasses; paper plates, paper cups; brushes, combs and sponges; articles of glassware, porcelain and earthenware; china; cosmetic, toilet and domestic dispensers; works of art; trays; napkin rings; waste containers; door knobs and handles; coffee and tea pots, nurseryware; boxes, money boxes.
Class [28]
Toys and Sporting Goods Products
Toys, games, puzzles and playthings; playing cards; ornaments and decorations; dolls and puppets and clothing therefor; flock covered figurines; plastic play figures, pre-school educational toys; hand-held electrical and electronic games apparatus, hand-held computer games; plush and fabric toys; toy mobiles; rattles; blocks for play, balls, sports and exercise equipment, paper hats.
