Common metals and their alloys; non-electric cables and wires of common metal; ironmongery, small items of metal hardware; goods of common metal, included in class 06; aluminium; beams and/or bands of metal; note clips (of metal); fittings of metal for building and furniture; metal building materials; closures of metal for containers; letter boxes of metal; letters and numerals (of common metal), except printers' type; busts, figurines, statuettes and/or statues of common metal; boxes of common metal, included in class 06; wire cloth; ice moulds of metal; drums and/or barrels of metal; insect screens of metal; Foils of metal for wrapping and packaging; door scrapers; bells, included in class 06; house numbers of metal, non-luminous; identity plates of metal; blinds of metal; clothes hooks of metal; works of art of common metal; porches of metal; waste paper baskets (of metal); badges (of metal); money boxes of metal; door bells [non-electric]; door knockers.

Cutlery; hand-operated tools, apparatus and/or devices for agricultural, horticultural and/or forestry purposes, and/or for DIY purposes, included in class 8; table cutlery; fireplace bellows; drills (tools); Flat irons (non-electric); egg-slicers, non-electric; depilation appliances (electric and non-electric); pallet knives; files; hair cutting machines (electric and non-electric); jig-saws; manicure sets (electric and/or non-electric); nail files (electric and non-electric); nutcrackers, not of precious metal; tweezers; saw blades (parts of hand tools); shovels (hand tools); scissors (included in class 08); pliers.

Data memories (recorded and unrecorded), namely floppy discs, compact discs, magnetic hard discs and magnetic tapes, solid-state memories, tape drives, optically and/or mechanically encoded storage discs and storage tape systems, DVDs (included in class 9); sound recording carriers and image carriers (recorded and unrecorded, included in class 9), in particular compact discs, cassettes, DVDs and/or sound tapes, recording discs, video tapes; electronic games and playthings adpated for use with television sets; scientific, nautical, surveying, photographic, cinematographic, optical, weighing, measuring, signalling, checking (supervision), life-saving and teaching apparatus and instruments; apparatus and instruments for conducting, switching, transforming, accumulating, regulating or controlling electricity; magnetic data carriers; software (recorded); cinematographic film (exposed); batteries, electric; observation instruments; spectacles; spectacle cases; spectacle frames; spectacle lenses; integrated-circuit chips; computers, and installations consisting entirely or mainly thereof; computer output equipment, in particular printers, recorders, plotters, microfilm equipment and apparatus, terminals, screens, other visual display units and touch-screen apparatus; data processing equipment and apparatus, in particular data acquisition equipment and apparatus, and operating systems and application programs therefor recorded on data carriers and/or contained in data memories; decorative magnets; photographic transparencies; slide projectors; DVD players and recorders; electric display apparatus; electronic publications (downloadable); electronic pocket translators; electronic diaries; electronic and electrotechnical apparatus and equipment (included in class 09); binoculars; television apparatus; television films (recorded); exposed films; films in digital form; photographic cameras; equipment and apparatus for recording, transmission and reproduction of data (included in class 09), sound or images; apparatus and instruments for voice input and output and voice recognition; cassette players; compasses; headphones; lasers, not for medical purposes; laser pointers (luminous pointers); instructional and teaching apparatus (audiovisual); luminous signs; mice (data processing equipment); microscopes; mobile telephones; mouse pads (mouse mats); optical goods; apparatus and instruments for physics; radios; calculating machines; slide-rules; mechanical signs; sunglasses; computer game programs; sports spectacles; socket covers; batteries for pocketlamps; hand-held calculators; parts of data processing installations and equipment, in particular parts of data acquisition, data processing and data output installations and equipment (included in class 09); telephone apparatus; telescopes; thermometers, not for medical purposes; electric door bells; automatic vending machines and mechanisms for coin-operated apparatus; video films (recorded); video cassettes; video game cartridges; animated cartoons.

Apparatus for lighting, heating, steam generating, cooking, refrigerating, drying, ventilating, water supply and sanitary purposes; electric heaters for baby bottles; bath tubs; bath linings; bed warmers; flashlights (torches); tanning apparatus; electric lights for Christmas trees; ceiling lights; ice machines and apparatus; searchlights; vehicle reflectors and headlamps, in particular bicycle reflectors and headlamps; footwarmers (electric or non-electric); gas lamps; hair driers; lanterns; yoghurt-makers (electric); electric lamps; lamp glasses; lamp globes, lamp chimneys; lamp shades; fairy lights for festive decorations; lanterns; humidifiers for central heating radiators; air deodorising apparatus; air-purifying apparatus and machines; oil lamps; fumigation apparatus, not for medical purposes; reflector lamps; water fountains; street lamps; torches; pocket warmers; toasters; toilets and/or toilet seats; fans (air-conditioning); evaporators; waffle irons, electric; warmers; ornamental fountains; cycle lights.

Vehicles; vehicles for locomotion by land, air and water; bicycles and parts therefor (included in class 12); scooters; baby carriages; safety seats for children for vehicles; boats, in particular rubber dinghies; trailers (vehicles); air balloons; dinghies; side cars; saddle covers for bicycles or motorcycles; tricycles; anti-theft devices for vehicles; shopping trolleys; Electric vehicles; electric motors for land vehicles; bicycle rims, bicycle chains, bicycle bells, baskets for bicycles, bicycle handlebars, bicycle hubs, dress guards for bicycles, bicycle pedals, bicycle pumps, bicycle frames, bicycle tyres, bicycle saddles and/or bags for bicycles; direction indicators for vehicles, in particular for bicycles; repair outfits for inner tubes; luggage racks and/or bags for vehicles, in particular for two-wheeled vehicles; horns for vehicles; carts; motorcycles and/or mopeds; covers for baby carriages; screw propellers; hub caps; tyres, solid, for vehicle wheels; wheelchairs; rear view mirrors; ships' hulls; sleighs; snowmobiles; seat covers for vehicles; Barrows; mudguards; Cycle stands.

Precious metals and their alloys and goods of precious metals or coated therewith (included in class 14); jewellery, precious stones; horological and chronometric instruments; key rings (trinkets or fobs); badges of precious metal; amulets (jewellery); pins (jewellery); bracelets [jewellery]; wristwatches; brooches (jewellery); busts, figurines, statues and/or statuettes of precious metal; chronographs (watches); boxes of precious metal; precious metals, unwrought or semi-wrought; precious metal alloys; semi-precious stones; necklaces (jewellery); jewelry chains; tie pins; works of art of precious metal; cuff-links; medals; medallions (jewellery); earrings; pearls (jewellery); rings (jewellery); ornamental pins; sun dials; paste jewellery; pocket watches; watch straps; cases for watches; clock cases; cases for watches [presentation]; vases of precious metal; alarm clocks; dials, casings and/or glasses for clocks and watches; jewellery cases (caskets) not of precious metal.

Musical instruments; accordions; basses; barrel organs; bagpipes; electronic musical instruments; cases for musical instruments, flutes; violins; guitars; carillons (musical instruments); gongs; harps; harmonicas; horns; castanets; cases for musical instruments; kettledrums; clarinets; pianos; barrel organs; mandolins; jews' harps (musical instruments); musical instrument stands; music synthesisers; music-stand; kettledrums (musical instruments); pianos; bells and/or Turkish crescents (musical instruments); musical boxes; tuning forks; conductors' batons.

Printed matter; books; publication; periodical publications, newspapers; stationery; instructional and teaching materials (except apparatus), in particular in the form of printed matter, games, models, blackboards, drawing implements and illustration implements, namely blackboards, flipcharts, whiteboards, presentation and/or planning boards, adjustable walls, adjustable boards, magnetic boards, info boards; paper, cardboard and goods made from these materials (included in class 16); tear off calendars; transfers (decalcomanias); address stamps; folders and/or document files; albums; announcement cards; stickers (papetery goods); Babies' diapers of paper and cellulose [disposable]; operating and user instructions in printed form; cabinets for stationery (office requisites); beer mats; pictures; pencils; pencil sharpeners (electric or non electric); memo books; paperweights; writing paper; brochures; book covers; bookends; office requisites (other than furniture); busts, figurines, statues and/or statuettes of papier mâché; coloured pencils, chalks, wax crayons and/or felt tip pens; comic booklets; data sheets; labels (not of textile); flags (of paper); chromos; paint boxes [articles for use in school]; pen clips; pens (office requisites); bottle wrappings made of cardboard or paper; foils from plastic for packaging purposes; sheets of recycled cellulose for wrapping; printed forms; photographs; photo-engravings; fountain pens; paintings (pictures) framed or unframed; gift wrapping paper; terrestrial globes; greeting cards; graphic representations and/or reproductions; manuals; handbooks and other written accompanying material for computer programs and/or technical apparatus and equipment; envelopes (stationery); calendars; record cards; catalogues; adhesives for stationery and/or household purposes; art pictures; Lithographic works of art; plastic film for packaging purposes; bibs of paper; bookmarks; luminous paper; lithographs; loose-leaf binders; magazines (periodicals); note books; notebooks, note paper, note cards; paper sheets (stationery); paper towels; paper napkins; paper handkerchiefs; paper bags; paint brushes; placards of paper or cardboard,; posters; postcards; leaflets; stencils (stationery); boxes of cardboard or paper; desk pads; writing instruments; writing books; writing sets with writing paper; writing materials; place mats of paper; seals; sealing wax; stamps; stamp holders, boxes for stamps (seals), stamp pads; table linen of paper; toilet paper; coasters of paper; forms; drawing materials.

Leather and imitations of leather, and goods made of these materials (included in class 18); trunks and travelling bags; umbrellas, parasols and walking sticks; whips, harness and saddlery; briefcases; bath bags; wallets; bags for campers; document cases; briefcases; boxes of leather and leather board; tote bags; walking sticks; purses, not of precious metal; suitcases; handbags; waist packs; card holders (wallets); cases, of leather or leatherboards; sling bags for carrying infants; garment bags for travel; beauty cases; music cases; umbrellas; travel cases; travelling sets; travelling bags; rucksacks; Boxes of leather or leather board; umbrella covers; umbrella sticks; key cases (leatherwear); bags for school; rucksacks for schoolchildren; bags [envelopes, pouches] of leather, for packaging; tool bags of leather (empty).

Furniture; mirrors; picture frames; goods (included in class 20) of wood, cork, reed, cane, wicker, horn, bone, ivory, whalebone, shell, amber, mother-of-pearl, meerschaum and substitutes for all these materials, or of plastics; shelves for storage; tea trolleys; inflatable publicity objects; bamboo; bamboo blinds; benches (furniture); bed fittings, not of metal; beds (furniture); bedsteads; bedding (except linen); picture frames; flower-stands (furniture); flower-stands (furniture); book shelves; book-ends; office furniture; busts, figurines, statues and/or statuettes of wood, wax, plaster or plastic; containers, not of metal (storage, transport); boxes, cases and chests of wood or plastic; fans for personal use (non-electric); coatstands and cloakroom hooks, not of metal; plaited straw (except matting); interior window blinds; slatted indoor blinds; highstools for children; cushions, included in class 20; clothes hangers; pillows; bolsters; head-rests (furniture); wickerwork; works of art of wood, wax, plaster or plastic; cabinet work; bed slats, not of metal; playpens for babies; easy chairs; air cushions, not for medical purposes; air mattresses, not for medical purposes; mattresses, included in class 20; furniture of metal; mobiles (decoration); waste-paper baskets, not of metal; screens (furniture); bead curtains for decoration; armchairs; rattan; racks; umbrella stands; sleeping bags for camping; keyboards for hanging keys; cabinets; desks; school furniture; clothing covers (wardrobes); trolleys (furniture); Seats of metal; sofas; mirrors, included in class 20; spring mattresses; flower-pot pedestals; chairs; tables, included in class 20; table tops; dressing tables; packaging containers of plastic; showcases (furniture); wax figures; decorative wall plaques, not of textile [furniture]; windchimes (decoration).

Household or kitchen utensils and containers (not of precious metal or coated therewith); combs and/or sponges; brushes (except paint brushes); articles for cleaning purposes; unworked or semi-worked glass (except glass used in building); glassware, porcelain and earthenware (included in class 21); dustbins; appliances for removing make-up (non-electric); Aerosol dispensers, not for medical purposes; baby baths [portable]; heaters for feeding bottles, non-electric; mugs, not of precious metal; Household or kitchen containers, not of precious metal; painted glassware; beer mugs; flower pots and flower pot covers, not of paper; candy boxes, not of precious metal; bread boards; bread bins; bread baskets; brushes and brush goods, included in class 21; busts, figurines, statues and/or statuettes of porcelain, terra-cotta or glass; butter dishes; egg cups, not of precious metal; pails; ice buckets; bottles; bottle openers; containers for household or kitchen use (not of precious metal); watering cans; glass receptacles; glasses (receptacles); glass bowls; mosaics of glass, not for building; insulating containers, vessels, flasks, in particular cool bags; combs; comb cases; jugs and/or decanters, not of precious metal; cookie jars; ceramics for household purposes; cookware; corkscrews; cosmetic utensils; crystal glassware; cake pans; chamber pots; nail brushes; fruit cups; opaline glass; cups of paper or plastic; paper plates; fitted picnic baskets (including dishes); press-out moulds for cookies and biscuits; provisions tins; powder compacts, not of precious metal; signboards of porcelain or glass; shoe horns; shoe brushes; Shoe-trees; bowls and dishes, not of precious metal; soap boxes, holders, dishes and dispensers; piggy banks (not being of metal); services (tableware), not of precious metal; tea services, not of precious metal; toilet requisites; toilet utensils (bodycare); pots; pottery; potholders; vases, not of precious metals; washtubs; toothbrushes; dental floss; napkin holders of precious metal; house utensils of precious metal; coffee services of precious metal; tea services of precious metal; boxes of precious metal for sweetmeat.

Textiles and textile goods (included in class 24); bed and table covers; bath linen (except clothing), in particular bath towels; bed linen; covering fabrics of textile or of plastic film; shower curtains of textile or of plastic sheets; flags (not of paper); eiderdowns; Non-woven textile fabrics; curtains of textile or plastic; gauze (cloth); fabrics for textile use; household linen; Household textiles; fabric of imitation animal skins; ticks and/or mattress covers; furniture covers of plastic and/or textile; place mats, not of paper; travelling rugs; blinds of textile; net curtains; sleeping bags (sheeting); bed covers; handkerchiefs, not of paper; towels and/or napkins of textile; wall hangings of textile; table cloths (not of paper); table linen (not of paper); sheets (textile); face cloths.

Articles of clothing; footwear; headgear; suits; layettes (clothing); babies' diapers of textile; swimsuits, trunks, bathrobes, bathing caps, bath slippers; bikinis; dress handkerchiefs; masquerade costumes; football boots; belts (being articles of clothing); clothing for gymnastics; gymnastic shoes; neckerchiefs; gloves (clothing); shirts and/or shirt fronts; trousers, included in class 25; hats; jackets; hoods; ties; ascots; bibs, not of paper; coats; caps; outerclothing; jump suits; pullovers; cyclists' clothing; raincoats; skirts; shawls; pyjamas; shoes, included in class 25; aprons; socks; sports shoes, included in class 25; beach clothes; stockings; tights; knitwear [clothing]; t-shirts; underwear.

Lace and embroidery, ribbons and braid; buttons, hooks and eyes, pins and needles; artificial flowers; Badges for wear, not of precious metal; ornaments novelty badges (buttons); bandages (menstruation -); trimmings for clothing; brooches (clothing accessories); heat adhesive patches for decoration of textile articles (haberdashery); heat adhesive patches for repairing textile articles; artificial garlands; hair bands; hair grips; hair pins; bows for the hair; barrettes; hat ornaments (not of precious metal); buttons, included in class 26; spangles for clothing; wigs; buckles [clothing accessories]; false moustaches.

Carpets, rugs, mats and matting, linoleum and other materials for covering existing floors; wall hangings (non-textile); automobile carpets; bath mats; exercise mats; wallpapers; carpets; gymnastic mats; doormats.

Games and playthings; gymnastic and sporting articles (included in class 28); decoration for Christmas trees (except illumination articles and confectionery); fishing tackle; rattles [playthings]; building sets and/or building blocks (toys); board games; apparatus for electronic games other than those adapted for use with television receivers only; toy masks; vehicles for children (included in class 28), in particular bobby cars, tricycles, scooters, pedal cars; machines for physical exercises; conjuring apparatus; parlor games; inline skates, roller skates; kaleidoscopes; card games; ninepins; Christmas crackers (bonbons); knee guards [sports articles]; puppets; mobiles (toys); marbles; soft toys; dolls; dolls' beds, dolls' feeding bottles, dolls' houses, dolls' clothes, dolls' rooms; puzzles; sledges; roller-skates; chess sets; swings; rocking horses; novelties for parties, dances (party favours); shin guards [sports articles]; hockey sticks; batting gloves [accessories for games]; sleighs (sports articles); ice skates; play swimming pools; swim fins; skateboards; skis; play balls and play balloons; game cards; playing balls; dice; bats for games; surf boards (for sailing and/or surfing); teddy bears; theatrical masks; trampolines; tappets; cups for dice; darts and quoits (toys).

Chocolate; edible ices; coffee, tea, cocoa, sugar, rice, tapioca, sago, artificial coffee; flour and preparations made from cereals; bread, pastry and confectionery; honey, treacle; yeast, baking-powder; salt; mustard; vinegar, sauces (condiments); spices; ice; biscuits; sweets; buns; flaked corn; iced tea; peanut confectionery; fruit sauces; pastry; fruit jellies [confectionery]; tea-based beverages; cereal flakes; preparations made from cereals; oat flakes; honey; coffee based beverages; cocoa-based beverages; caramels (candy); chewing gum, not for medical purposes; cookies; ketchup (sauces); biscuits; confectionery; infusions, not medicinal; cakes; cake powder; liquorice (confectionery); gingerbread; farinaceous foods; flour-milling products; muesli; noodles; pastilles (confectionery); petits fours (cakes); peppermint sweets; pizzas; popcorn; blancmanges; puffed rice; chocolate-based beverages; chocolate-coated, sugar-coated or glazed fruits; sorbet (ice); Confectionery; tarts; tortillas; waffles; confectionery products; rusks.

Providing and operating service hotlines for Internet users, namely product advice (advertising) and/or order placement, invoice management and/or claims management (e-commerce) via service hotlines; call centre services, namely product advice (advertising) and/or order placement, invoice management and/or claims management (e-commerce) via call centres; systematic ordering of data in computer databases; database services, namely the gathering of data in computer databases; multimedia database services, namely gathering of data, in particular image, audio and/or video data in computer databases; retail/wholesale services, including via the Internet, in relation to playthings, clothing, footwear, furniture, books, stationery, fabrics; retail mail order services in relation to playthings, clothing, footwear, furniture, books, stationery, fabrics; database services, namely storage of data in computer databases; electronic data storage, for others; multimedia database services, namely electronic storage of data, in particular image, audio and/or video data (in computer databases).

Telecommunications; television and/or radio broadcasting; providing portals on the Internet; operating and rental of telecommunications equipment; operating chatlines, chatrooms and forums; provider services, namely providing access to databases and/or to computer programs on computer networks, data networks, in particular the Internet; videoconferencing; news agencies within the framework of press agencies; electronic mail; presenting and communicating of information stored on databases, namely by means of interactive (computer) systems and/or by providing access to information on the Internet (included in class 38); news, sound, image and data transmission by cable, satellite, computer, computer networks, telephone, ISDN, ADSL, TDSL lines and any other transmission media; communications, in particular gathering, supplying and transmission of messages; news agencies; web messaging; provider services, namely providing access time to data networks, in particular the Internet; providing access to a global computer network; provider services, namely providing access time to databases.