Classification Information
Class [3]
Cosmetics and Cleaning Products
Dentifrices; toothpaste; toiletries; aromatic essential oils; bath salts; boot cream and boot polish; cosmetic kits; cosmetics; deodorants for personal use; eau de cologne; aftershaves; perfumes and perfumery; shampoos; hair conditioner; shaving preparations and shaving soaps; talcum powder; presentation and gift sets incorporating some or all of the aforesaid goods.
Class [12]
Vehicles and Products for locomotion by land, air or water
Motor land vehicles and parts and fittings therefor.
Class [14]
Jewelry Products
Clock hands (clock and watch-making); ingots of precious metals; pearls made of ambroid (pressed amber); amulets (jewellery); spun silver (silver wire); silver thread; silver ornaments; clocks; pendulums (clock and watch-making); barrels (clock and watch-making); bracelets (jewellery); wrist watches; straps for wrist watches; watch straps; watch bands; charms (jewellery); trinkets (jewellery); brooches (jewellery); objects of imitation gold; ormolu ware; dials (clock and watch-making); sundials; clockworks; chains (jewellery); watch chains; candlesticks of precious metal; candelabra of precious metal; chronographs (watches); chronometers; chronoscopes; chronometrical instruments; necklaces (jewellery); electric clocks and watches; tie clips; coins; diamonds; plated articles; (precious metal plating); candle extinguishers of precious metal; cases for clock and watch-making; threads of precious metal (jewellery); wire of precious metal (jewellery); goblets of precious metal; atomic clocks; control clocks (master clocks); clock cases; iridium; ivory (jewellery); ornaments of jet; unwrought or semi-wrought jet; copper tokens; jewellery; medallions (jewellery); medals; household utensils of precious metal; household containers of precious metal; unwrought or semi-wrought precious metals; purses of precious metal; watches; watch springs; watch crystals; watch glasses; movements for clocks and watches; egg cups of precious metal; olivine (gems); unwrought or beaten gold; gold thread (jewellery); gold and silver ware, other than cutlery, forks and spoons; osmium; palladium; ornaments (jewellery); ornamental pins; pearls (jewellery); strainers of precious metal; semi-precious stones; precious stones; platinum (metal); pepper pot of precious metal; vases of precious metal; match holders of precious metal; tobacco jars of precious metal; powder compacts of precious metal; needles of precious metal; alarm clocks; rhodium; napkin rings of precious metal; ruthenium; sacred vessels of precious metal; salad bowls of precious metal; salt shakers of precious metal; salt cellars of precious metal; services (tableware) of precious metal; dishes of precious metal; tea services of precious metal; napkin holders of precious metal; towel holders of precious metal; saucers of precious metal; soup bowls of precious metal; spinel (precious stones); statues of precious metal; paste jewellery (costume jewellery); sugar bowls of precious metal; epergnes of precious metal; snuff boxes of precious metal; cups of precious metal; teapots of precious metal; urns of precious metal; alloys of precious metal; match boxes of precious metal; anchors (clock and watch-making); rings (jewellery); silver plate (plates, dishes); works of art of precious metal; table plates of precious metal; jewel cases of precious metal; candle rings of precious metal; boxes of precious metal; tea caddies of precious metal; boxes of precious metal for sweetmeats; buckles of precious metal; hat ornaments (of precious metal); earrings; shoe ornaments (of precious metal); tea infusers of precious metal; chain mesh purses of precious metal; cuff links; busts of precious metal; cabarets (trays) of precious metal; coffee services of precious metal; nutcrackers of precious metal; needle cases of precious metal; boxes of precious metal for needles; ashtrays, of precious metal, for smokers; cigar cases of precious metal; cigarette cases of precious metal; cigar boxes of precious metal; cigar holders of precious metal; cigarette holders of precious metal; trays of precious metal, for household purposes; baskets of precious metal, for household purposes; jugs of precious metal; kitchen containers of precious metal; toothpick holders of precious metal; watch cases; cases for watches (presentation); statuettes of precious metal; figurines of precious metal; kitchen utensils of precious metal; tea-strainers of precious metal; pins (jewellery); tie pins; badges of precious metal; non-electric coffee-pots of precious metal; tankards of precious metal; harness fittings of precious metal; oil cruets of precious metal; oil and vinegar cruet stands of precious metal; cruets of precious metal; key rings (trinkets or fobs); unwrought or beaten silver; stopwatches.
Class [16]
Paper Goods and Printed Material
Printed matter; bookbinding material; photographs; stationery; adhesives for stationery or household purposes; artists' materials; paint brushes; instructional and teaching material (except apparatus); plastic materials for packaging (not included in other classes); playing cards; printers' type; printing blocks; steel letters; steel pens; adhesive tape dispensers (office requisites); address stamps; addressing machines; paper; posters; advertisement boards of paper or cardboard; franking machines (stamping machines); clips for offices; staples for offices; pen clips; stapling presses (office requisites); albums; scrapbooks; pictures; prints (engravings); cigar bands; pencil sharpening machines; bookends; hand-rests for painters; water-colours (paintings); aquarelles; architects' models; document files (stationery); writing slates; slate pencils; silver paper; modelling clay; engravings; lithographic works of art; framed or unframed paintings (pictures); pencils; newspapers; periodicals; atlases; loose-leaf binders; gummed tape (stationery); mats for beer glasses; tickets; biological samples for use in microscopy (teaching material); printing blocks; drawing pads; pads (stationery); spools for inking ribbons; wristbands for the retention of writing instruments; pamphlets; embroidery designs (patterns); drawing pins; thumbtacks; moisteners (office requisites); painters' brushes; blotters; stamps (seals); inking pads; sealing wax; sealing machines for offices; sealing compounds for stationery purposes; writing or drawing books; trays for sorting and counting money; tear-off calendars; tracing patterns; tracing paper; tracing cloth; finger-stalls (office requisites); printing type; carbon paper; paper for recording machines; note books; square rulers; cards; charts; teaching materials (except apparatus); index cards (stationery); paper sheets (stationery); cardboard; hat boxes of cardboard; perforated cards for jacquard looms; cardboard tubes; catalogues; tags for index cards; song books; chaplets; rosaries; composing frames (printing); folders for papers; jackets for papers; painters' easels; numbers (type); Indian inks; chromos; chromolithographs (chromos); modelling wax, not for dental purposes; files (office requisites); office perforators; hygienic paper; toilet paper; books; compasses for drawing; type (numerals and letters); composing sticks; obliterating stamps; confetti; control tokens; letter trays; conical paper bags; correcting fluids (office requisites); correcting ink (heliography); pencil leads; histological sections for teaching purposes; French curves; covers (stationery); wrappers (stationery); writing chalk; chalk for lithography; tailors' chalk; chalk holders; pencil holders; pencil lead holders; cream containers of paper; paper clasps; rollers for typewriters; decalcomanias; transfers (decalcomania); graphic prints; graining combs; drawing boards; drawing materials; drawing instruments; diagrams; envelopes (stationery); duplicators; etchings; packing paper; wrapping paper; nibs; typewriters (electric or non-electric); boxes for pens; pen cases; nibs of gold; erasing products; writing materials; shields (paper seals); erasing shields; rubber erasers; electrocardiograph paper; punches (office requisites); ink; inking ribbons; inkwells; envelope sealing machines, for offices; photographs; pen wipers; seals (stamps); fabrics for bookbinding; drawing sets; ledgers (books); indexes; figurines (statuettes) of papier mache; filter paper; filtering materials (paper); forms (printed); office requisites, except furniture; charcoal pencils; stencil (stationery); galley racks (printing); electrotypes; geographical maps; terrestrial globes; artists' water-colour saucers; graphic reproductions; graphic representations; scrapers (erasers) for offices; engraving plates; hectographs; printed timetables; humidifiers (office requisites); postcards; printed matter; hand labelling appliances; printers' blankets, not of textile; portable printing sets (office requisites); printed publications; handbooks (manuals); babies' napkins of paper and cellulose (disposable); writing paper; paperweights; tracing needles for drawing purposes; drawing pens; table linen of paper; lithographs; lithographic stones; booklets; luminous paper; papier mache; manifolds (stationery) marking chalk; plastics for modelling; modelling materials; modelling paste; handkerchiefs of paper; inking sheets for duplicators; table cloths of paper; blackboards; paper-clips; numbering apparatus; oleographs; binding strips (bookbinding); sealing wafers; palettes for painters; pantographs (drawing instruments); stationery; parchment paper; pastels (crayons); patterns for dressmaking; patterns for making clothes; stencil cases; house painters' rollers; canvas for painting; paint boxes (articles for use in school); plastic film for wrapping; apparatus for mounting photographs; photograph stands; photo-engravings; blueprints plans; folders (stationery); fountain pens; stencil plates; stencils; portraits; mimeograph apparatus and machines; paper tapes and cards for the recordal of computer programmes; prospectuses; paper for radiograms; drawing rulers; printers' reglets; bookbinding material; bookbindings; bookbinding cloth; bookbinding cords; inking sheets for document reproducing machines; pens (office requisites); magazines (periodicals); paper ribbons; typewriter ribbons; bags (envelopes, pouches) of paper or plastics, for packaging; stamp pads; school supplies (stationery); bookmarkers; greeting cards; steatite (tailor's chalk); blinds of paper; balls for ball-point pens; table mats of paper; writing pads; writing tablets; indoor terrariums (vivarums); typewriter keys; holders for stamps (seals); cases for stamps (seals); postage stamps; stamp stands; transparencies (stationery); vignetting apparatus; gluten (glue) for stationery or household purposes; adhesives (glues) for stationery or household purposes; adhesive tapes for stationery or household purposes; adhesive bands for stationery or household purposes; address plates for addressing machines; almanacs; calendars; starch paste (adhesive) for stationery or household purposes; indoor aquaria; tanks (indoor aquaria); paintbrushes; self-adhesive tapes for stationery or household purposes; elastic bands for offices; bibs of paper; wood-pulp board (stationery); wood-pulp (paper); boxes of cardboard or paper; stands for pens and pencils; bottle envelopes of cardboard or paper; coasters of paper; announcement cards (stationery); plastic bubble packs (for wrapping or packaging); flags (of paper); paper shredders (for office use); sheets of reclaimed cellulose for wrapping; cabinets for stationery (office requisites); pastes for stationery or household purposes; glue for stationery or household purposes; paper cutters (office requisites); paper knives (office requisites); garbage bags (of paper or of plastic); pencil sharpeners; napkins of paper for removing make-up; tissues of paper for removing make-up; table napkins of paper; place mats of paper; drawing squares; drawing T-squares; penholders; writing cases (stationery); inkstands; writing cases (sets); handwriting specimens for copying; bottle wrappers of cardboard or paper; placards of paper or cardboard; towels of paper; face towels of paper; labels, not of textile; etching needles; viscose sheets for wrapping; gum (adhesives) for stationery or household purposes; gummed cloth for stationery purposes; isinglass for stationery or household purposes; babies' nappies of paper and cellulose (disposable); babies' napkin-pants of paper and cellulose (disposable); bags for microwave cooking; coffee filters of paper; plastic cling film, extensible, for palletization; inking ribbons for computer printers; signboards of paper or cardboard; stickers (stationery); aquarium hoods; bookbinding apparatus and machines (office equipment); comic books; copying paper (stationery); holders for cheque books; ink sticks; ink stones (ink reservoirs); newsletters; packaging material made of starches; waxed paper; passport holders; replacement bags of paper for vacuum cleaners; writing brushes; writing instruments.
Class [18]
Leather Products not including clothing
Mountaineering sticks; alpenstocks; animal skins; pelts; umbrella rings; saddle trees; leather leashes; fastenings for saddles; umbrella or parasol ribs; gold beaters' skin; gut for making sausages; purses; bridoons; straps for soldiers' equipment; music cases; umbrella sticks; canes; walking-sticks; walking-stick seats; bits for animal (harness); frames for umbrellas or parasols; game bags (hunting accessory); school bags; school satchels; card cases (notecases); leatherboard; hat boxes of leather; linings of leather for boots and shoes; horse collars; horse blankets; kid; muzzles; travelling trunks; collars for animals; leather laces; leather leads; leather leashes; curried skins; harness straps; harness traces; straps of leather (saddlery); straps for skates; leather straps; leather thongs; coverings of skins (furs); butts (parts of hides); unworked or semi-worked leather; leather thread; leather twist; leather trimmings for furniture; imitation leather; umbrellas; sling bags for carrying infants; parts of rubber for stirrups; stirrup leathers; tool bags of leather (empty); harness fittings of iron; whips; nose bags (feed bags); umbrella covers; casings, of leather, for springs and plate springs; knee-pads for horses; covers for animals; harness for animals; blinkers (harness); blinders (harness); traces (harness); backpacks; rucksacks; halters; head-stalls; walking- stick handles; cat o' nine tails; chin straps of leather; moleskin (imitation of leather); purses, not of precious metal; handbag frames; parasols; fur; fur-skins; umbrella handles; pocket wallets; wheeled shopping bags; shopping bags; reins; attaché cases; bags for climbers; bags for campers; beach bags; handbags; travelling bags; envelopes of leather, for packaging; pouches, of leather, for packaging; bands of leather; riding saddles; saddlery; briefcases; travelling sets (leatherware); valises; suitcase handles; valves of leather; cattle skins; boxes of leather or leather board; chain mesh purses, not of precious metal; cases, of leather or leatherboard; trunks (luggage), vanity cases (not fitted); chamois leather, other than for cleaning purposes; skins of chamois, other than for cleaning purposes; dog collars; leather shoulder belts; leather shoulder straps; bandoliers; shoulder belts (straps), of leather; covers for horse-saddles; boxes of vulcanised fibre; harness fittings, not of precious metal; haversacks; garment bags for travel; bridles (harness); key cases (leatherware); net bags for shopping; suitcases; furniture coverings of leather.
Class [21]
Houseware and Glass Products
Drinking troughs; feeding troughs; steel wool for cleaning; washing boards; thermally insulated containers for food; carpet beaters (hand instruments); glass vials (receptacles); glass bulbs (receptacles); animal bristles (brushware); poultry rings; nozzles for sprinkler hose; sprinkling devices; watering devices; brushes; sprinklers; watering cans; bread baskets (domestic); rings for birds; bird baths; brooms; carpet sweepers; glass flasks (containers); buckets; pails; basins (receptacles); cooking pot sets; spouts; currycombs; butter dishes; butter-dish covers; beer mugs; glass jars (carboys); drinking vessels; heat insulated containers for beverages; metal boxes for dispensing paper towels; soap boxes; tea caddies, not of precious metal; basins (bowls); carboys; demijohns; boot jacks; glass stoppers; glass caps; corkscrews; glass bowls; bottles; insulating flasks; vacuum bottles; refrigerating bottles; bottle openers; cooking pins, of metal; cooking skewers, of metal; nail brushes; toilet brushes; lamp-glass brushes; brush goods; material for brush-making; hair for brushes; perfume burners; cruets, not of precious metal; cabarets (trays), not of precious metal; bird-cages; coal scuttles; sifters (household utensils); heat-insulated containers; decanters; menu card holders; stew-pans; saucepan scourers of metal; cinder sifters (household utensils); ceramics for household purposes; fly swatters; fly catchers (traps or whisks); cauldrons; brushes for footwear; shoe-brushes; shirt stretchers; horse brushes; feeding troughs for animals; mangers for animals; combs for animals; combs; cloths for cleaning; rags for cleaning; china ornaments; moulds (kitchen utensils); non-electric apparatus for wax-polishing; lemon squeezers; manual mixers (cocktail shakers); shakers; glue-pots; glass receptacles; drinking horns; cosmetic utensils; strainers for household purposes; fruit cups; knife rests for the table; closures for pot lids; pot lids; ironing board covers (shaped); tie presses; mangers for livestock; troughs for livestock; non-electric blenders for household purposes; sieves (household utensils); crystal (glassware); ice cube moulds; polishing leather; cooking pots; scoops (tableware); cookery (moulds); cleaning instruments (hand-operated); toothpicks; wash-tubs; lye wash-tubs; plates to prevent milk boiling over; cutting boards for the kitchen; appliances for removing make-up (non-electric); large-toothed combs for the hair; non-electric dusting apparatus; flat-iron stands; cloths impregnated with a detergent for cleaning; powdered glass for decoration; fitted vanity cases; toilet cases; toilet paper holders; soap dispensers; siphons for carbonated water; enamelled glass; boot trees (stretchers); shoe-trees (stretchers); funnels; spice sets; toilet sponges; sponge holders; furniture dusters; drying racks for washing; buckets made of woven fabrics; comb cases; crockery; earthenware; holders for flowers and plants (flower arranging); flower pots; non-electric whisks for household purposes; mops; frying pans; scrubbing brushes; non-electric fruit presses for household purposes; smoke absorbers for household purposes; mess-tins; glove stretchers; cake moulds; plate glass (raw material); drinking flasks for travellers; bottle gourds; grills (cooking utensils); griddles (cooking utensils); grill supports; gridiron supports; long-handled tar-brushes; powder puffs; unworked or semi-worked glass (except building glass); insect traps; glass wool other than for insulation; pots; vegetable dishes; liqueur sets; basting spoons, for kitchen use; majolica; non-electric kitchen mixers; non-electric domestic grinders; non-electric mixing machines for household purposes; utensils for household purposes, not of precious metal; crumb trays; mosaics of glass, not for building; hand operated mills for domestic purposes; wool waste for cleaning; nest eggs (artificial); egg cups; egg cups, not of precious metal; opal glass; opaline glass; pads for cleaning; scouring pads; bread boards; fitted picnic baskets (including dishes); trouser presses; trouser stretchers; paper plates; strainers, not of precious metal; rolling pins (domestic); electric combs; pie servers; tart scoops; wine-tasters (siphons); pipettes (wine-tasters); ironing boards; trays of paper for domestic purposes; earthenware saucepans; door-handles of porcelain; nozzles for watering cans; roses for watering cans; hand-operated pepper mills; pepper pots, not of precious metal; non-electric polishing apparatus and machines for household purposes; polishing materials (for making shiny) (except paper and stone preparations); pig bristles; porcelain ware; vases, not of precious metal; dishes for soap; soap holders; chamber pots; pottery; dustbins; refuse bins ; powder compacts, not of precious metal; ice pails; coolers (ice pails); ice buckets; graters (household utensils); rat traps; containers for household or kitchen use (except in precious metal); napkin rings, not of precious metal; egg timers (sand glasses); sacred vessels, not of precious metal; salad bowls, not of precious metal; salt cellars, not of precious metal; salt shakers, not of precious metal; clothes racks (for drying); sprinklers for watering flower and plants; syringes for watering flowers and plants; services (tableware), not of precious metal; dishes, not of precious metal; tea services, not of precious metal; napkin holders, not of precious metal; vessels of metal for making ices and iced drinks; saucers, not of precious metal; shoe horns; soup bowls, not of precious metal; eyebrow brushes; mouse traps; statues, of porcelain, terracotta or glass; sugar bowls, not of precious metal; epergnes, not of precious metal; cups, not of precious metal; stretchers for clothing; teapots, not of precious metal; buttonhooks; piggy banks, not of metal; toilet utensils; urns, not of precious metal; tableware (other than knives, forks and spoons), not of precious metal; perfume sprayers; perfume vaporizers; glass incorporating fine electrical conductors; painted glassware; glass for vehicle windows (semi-finished product); goblets, not of precious metal; mugs, not of precious metal; aerosol dispensers, not for medical purposes; works of art, of porcelain, terracotta or glass; table plates, not of precious metal; non-electric pressure cookers (autoclaves); non-electric beaters; non-electric heaters for feeding bottles; shaving brushes; shaving brush stands; candle rings, not of precious metal; boxes of glass; boxes for sweetmeats, not of precious metal; candy boxes, not of precious metal; candelabra (candlesticks), not of precious metal; non-electric kettles; tea balls, not of precious metal; tea infusers, not of precious metal; knobs of porcelain; toothbrushes; electric brushes (except parts of machines); busts of china, terracotta or glass; flower-pot covers, not of paper; hand-operated coffee grinders; coffee services, not of precious metal; non-electric coffee filters; non-electric coffee percolators; coasters, not of paper and other than table linen; abrasive pads for kitchen purposes; non-electric deep fryers; non-electric portable coldboxes; water apparatus for cleaning teeth and gums; skins of chamois for cleaning; buckskin for cleaning; chamois leather for cleaning; non-electric wax-polishing appliances for shoes; cheese-dish covers; baskets, for domestic use, not of precious metal; trays for domestic purposes, not of precious metal; cotton waste for cleaning; covers for dishes; trivets (table utensils); jugs, not of precious metal; pitchers, not of precious metal; pots, not of precious metal; kitchen containers, not of precious metal; kitchen utensils, not of precious metal; non-electric cooking utensils; toothpick holders, not of precious metal; electric toothbrushes; deodorising apparatus for personal use; brushes for cleaning tanks and containers; signboards of porcelain or glass; sponges for household purposes; feather-dusters; dusting cloths (rags); vitreous silica fibres, not for textile use; fibreglass other than for insulation or textile use; statuettes of porcelain, terracotta or glass; fibreglass thread, not for textile use; non-electric coffee pots, not of precious metal; tea-strainers, not of precious metal; flasks, not of precious metal; gloves for household purposes; tankards, not of precious metal; cruet stands for oil and vinegar, not of precious metal; oil cruets, not of precious metal; food cooling devices, containing heat exchange fluids, for household purposes; polishing gloves; candle extinguishers, not of precious metal; baby baths (portable); cages for household pets; cloth for washing floors; dishwashing brushes; indoor terrariums (plant cultivation); litter boxes (trays) for pets; fused silica (semi-worked goods) other than for building; non-electric waffle irons; bread bins; chopsticks; cleaning tow; clothes-pins; cocktail stirrers; confectioners' decorating bags (pastry bags); biscuit cutters; biscuit jars; cups of paper or plastic; drinking glasses; gardening gloves; hot pots (not electrically heated); isothermic bags; lazy Susans; lunch boxes; mixing spoons (kitchen utensils); hand operated noodle machines; pastry cutters; plungers for clearing blocked drains; spatulas (kitchen utensils).
Class [25]
Clothing Products
Non-slipping devices for boots and shoes; motorists' clothing; footwear; bath sandals; bath slippers; stockings; sweat absorbent stockings; heelpieces for stockings; berets; overalls; smocks; boas (necklets); caps (headwear); hosiery; boots; half-boots; tips for footwear; dress shields; braces for clothing (suspenders); lace boots; collars (clothing); shoulder wraps; collar protectors; camisoles; drawers (clothing); pants; skull caps; bodices (lingerie); body linen (garments); underwear; underclothing; hoods (clothing); hat frames (skeletons); cap peaks; visors (hatmaking); belts (clothing); shawls; dressing gowns; sweaters; chasubles; socks; sock suspenders; garters; stocking suspenders; boot uppers; inner soles; shirts; shirt fronts; chemisettes (shirt fronts); jumpers (shirt fronts); clothing; hats; headgear for wear; fittings of metal for boots and shoes; furs (clothing); detachable collars; tights; wet suits for water skiing; combinations (clothing); sweat-absorbent underclothing (underwear); corselets; suits; ready-made clothing; babies' pants; ear muffs (clothing); neckties; footwear uppers; gaiters; spats; breeches (for wear); trousers; cyclists' clothing; outerclothing; gloves (clothing); ready-made linings (parts of clothing); scarves; sashes for wear; knitwear (clothing); shirt yokes; esparto shoes or sandals; fur stoles; football shoes; football boots; top hats; gabardines (clothing); corsets (underclothing); girdles; galoshes; vests; waistcoat; gaiter straps; trouser straps; wimples; gymnastic shoes; coats; waterproof clothing; leggings; jerseys (clothing); skirts; babies' napkins of textile; layettes (clothing); liveries; singlets; sports jerseys; cuffs; wristbands (clothing); aprons (clothing); muffs (clothing); maniples; mittens; mitres (hats); slippers; pelerines; pelisses; beach clothes; beach shoes; pockets for clothing; pullovers; pyjamas; frocks; wooden shoes; sandals; underpants; brassieres; topcoats; overcoats; heelpieces for boots and shoes; togas; welts for boots and shoes; uniforms; stuff jackets (clothing); jackets (clothing); paper clothing; veils (clothing); bathing caps; bathing trunks; bathing drawers; bathing suits; swimsuits; bath robes; bibs, not of paper; soles for footwear; shoes; heels; sports shoes; footmuffs, not electrically heated; studs for football boots (shoes); boots for sports; headbands (clothing); parkas; petticoats; ski boots; slips (undergarments); teddies (undergarments); bandanas (neckerchiefs); clothing for gymnastics; clothing of imitations of leather; clothing of leather; mantillas; masquerade costumes; saris; tee-shirts.
Class [28]
Toys and Sporting Goods Products
Bladders of balls for games; artificial fishing bait; caps for pistols (toys); toys for domestic pets; ring games; Christmas trees of synthetic material; bows for archery; archery implements; edges of skis; swings; balls for games; play balloons; billiard table cushions; rocking horses; batting gloves (accessories); dolls' feeding bottles; stationary exercise bicycles; billiard balls; chalk for billiard cues; billiard markers; skittles; small balls for games; marbles for games; toys; building blocks (toys); bob-sleighs; explosive bonbons (Christmas crackers); cosaques (toy fireworks); skating boots with skates attached; candle holders for Christmas trees; playing balls; bowling apparatus and machinery; boxing gloves; gut for rackets; golf clubs; rods for fishing; kites; kite reels; targets; bells for Christmas trees; counters (discs) for games; building games; strings for rackets; machines for physical exercises; body rehabilitation apparatus; body-training apparatus; body-building apparatus; dances (party favours) novelties for parties; shin guards (sports articles); cricket bags; hockey sticks; checkers (games); draughts (games); dice; chest expanders (exercisers); discuses for sports; automatic games, other than coin-operated and those adapted for use with television receivers only; dominoes; chess games; chessboards; checkerboards; draughtboards; toy pistols; rollers for stationary exercise bicycles; landing nets for anglers; golf bags with or without wheels; practical jokes (novelties); wax for skis; nets for sports; tennis nets; ski bindings; darts; foils for fencing; floats for fishing; tables for indoor football; harpoon guns (sports articles); gloves for games; cups for dice; bar-bells; dumb-bells; fish hooks; rattles (playthings); parlour games; games; clay pigeon traps; bats for games; rackets; decoys for hunting or fishing; lures for hunting or fishing; fishing tackle; lines for fishing; dolls' beds; dolls' houses; marionettes; puppets; dolls; theatrical masks; toy masks; scale model vehicles; reels for fishing; flippers for swimming; creels (fishing equipment); swimming pools (play articles); artificial snow for Christmas trees; quoits; roller skates; ice skates; seal skins (coverings for skis); clay pigeons (targets); surf boards; dolls' clothes; dolls' rooms; conjuring apparatus; ninepins; skittles (games); gut for fishing; scrapers for skis; sole coverings for skis; skis; tables for table tennis; spinning tops (toys); sleighs (sports articles); backgammon games; scooters (toys); shuttlecocks; air pistols (toys); detonating caps (toys); percussion caps (toys); ornaments for Christmas trees (except illumination articles and confectionery); Christmas tree stands; billiard cues; billiard cue tips; billiard tables; coin-operated billiard tables; surf skis; sailboards; hang gliders; apparatus for electronic games other than those adapted for use with television receivers only; appliances for gymnastics; fencing weapons; fencing masks; fencing gauntlets; baseball gloves; climbers' harness; elbow guards (sports articles); knee guards (sports articles); mobiles (toys); paragliders; protective paddings (parts of sports suits); skateboards; slides (playthings); spring boards (sporting articles); teddy bears; waterskis; golf gloves; bite indicators (fishing tackle); bite sensors (fishing tackle); board games; fairground ride apparatus; flying discs (toys); horseshoe games; mah-jong; plush toys; soap bubbles (toys); toy (vehicles); twirling batons.
Class [30]
Staple Food Products
Chocolate, chocolates, confectionery; toffee, fudge; gingerbread; sweets; liquorice; lozenges, mints, candy, peanut confectionery; peppermint sweets; popcorn, waffles; ice cream and preparations for making ice cream; beverages; biscuits, cookies, bread, buns, pastry; sauces; snack foods; foodstuffs made from dough; pies, pasties, sausage rolls; sweet and savoury products, all having a pastry covering, pastry case or pastry shell; prepared meals; candy rock.
Class [41]
Education and Entertainment Services
Providing facilities for golf and for general recreation; leisure centre services.
Class [42]
Computer & Software Services & Scientific Services
Provision of conference and banqueting facilities; organising of conferences; banqueting services; all being provided by hotels; hotel services; nightclub services.
