LAURA ASHLEY Trademark

[ Toys, namely, plush toys, pet toys; games, namely, board games, card games, and dice games; toy mobiles; dolls and accessories therefor; dolls, dolls' beds, dolls' clothes, dolls' houses; puzzles; gymnastic and sporting articles included in this class, namely, gymnastic apparatus, gymnastics rings, hoops for rhythmic sportive gymnastics, rhythmic gymnastics ribbons, gymnastic banners; balls for sports; golf equipment and accessories therefor, namely, clubs, bags, tees and markers; tennis rackets; rocking horses; Christmas tree decorations and all toy instruments, namely, Christmas tree ornaments with a music feature for playing tunes for Christmas trees, Christmas tree stands, artificial Christmas trees, candle holders for Christmas trees, artificial snow for Christmas trees, toy and theatrical masks; carnival accessories and novelties, namely, carnival masks; playing cards; confetti; baby rattles ]

Household and kitchen utensils, namely, [ cooking spoons, dishes, fruit muddlers, graters, kitchen tongs, sieves, skimmers, ] spatulas, [ strainers, ] turners, ice cream scoops, [ ice tongs, ] serving scoops; tableware other than knives, forks and spoons, namely, dinnerware, [ serving spoons, serving forks, serving ladles, ] serving dishes, [ serving platters, ] serving pitchers, [ serving trays, ] serving ware for serving food, coffee services, and tea services; porcelain plates, bowls [, cups, and mugs; beverage glassware ]; porcelain ware, namely, plates, bowls [, cups, and mugs ]; stoneware, namely, plates, bowls [, cups, and mugs ]; chinaware, namely, plates, bowls [, cups, and mugs ]; ceramic ware, namely, plates, bowls [, cups, and mugs ]; pottery ware, namely, plates, bowls [, cups, and mugs ]; tea services and coffee services in the nature of tableware; [ China ornaments; baskets for domestic use; candlesticks, candle holders and non-electric candelabras; coasters, not of paper or textile; ] napkin holders; [ cooking ladles; ] household, kitchen and cooking utensils and containers, namely, containers for household or kitchen use and household containers for foods and structural parts therefor; [ plastic vacuum household containers for foodstuffs; ] crockery, namely, pots; dishes, [ drinking cups and saucers, ] bowls, serving bowls [ and trays ]; [ drinking vessels; combs; cleaning sponges, kitchen sponges, scouring sponges, scrub sponges, sponges for household purposes, ] cleaning brushes for household use, dishwashing brushes, and scrubbing brushes; cleaning materials, namely, [ cleaning cloths, cleaning and polishing cloths, ] cleaning brushes for household use [, cleaning rags, cleaning sponges, and cleaning pads; unworked or semi-worked glass, except building glass; abrasive pads for use in the kitchen; steel wool; bowls; basins in the nature of receptacles; drinking containers, namely, drinking vessels; ironing boards; bootjacks; shoetrees; bottle openers; bottles sold empty; bread baskets for household purposes; bread boards, cheese boards, chopping boards for kitchen use; brooms, mops, rinsing tubs, ] buckets and pails; [ butter dishes; cake moulds; chamber pots; chamois leathers for cleaning; clothes drying racks; coal buckets; manual coffee grinders and coffee filters not of paper being part of non-electric coffee makers; ] coffee services not made of precious metals; [ non-electrical coffee makers not made of precious metals; frying pans and ] cooking pots, lids for [ frying pans and ] cooking pots; ice buckets; [ corkscrews; cosmetic utensils, namely, cosmetic brushes, cosmetic spatulas, and applicator sticks for applying makeup; cruets and oil and vinegar sets being cruet stands not made of precious metals; cake moulds; egg cups, cups, tumblers being drinking glasses, ] pitchers, [ saucers, ] dishes, [ sauce and gravy boats ] all made of materials other than precious metals; [ fruit bowls; glasses being household containers; soap dispensers and holders; dusting cloths; non-electrical baby's bottle warmers; feather dusters; ] flower pots, [ flower pot covers not paper, fly whisks; non-electrical fruit squeezers and garlic presses for household use; funnels; refuse bins; glass and earthenware jars, ] gloves [ and graters ] for domestic use; [ grill pans; non-electrical spice mills; non-metallic money boxes; cooking moulds and cake stands, cruet stands, cupcake stands, ] dish stands; [ mouse traps; nail brushes; ] napkin [ rings and ] holders not made from precious metals; tableware being knives, forks, and spoons [, salt mills being hand-operated and pepper mills being hand-operated; mustard pots; perfume sprayers and atomizers sold empty; powder compacts not made of precious metals; powder puffs; cages for birds and small domestic animals; non-electric trouser presses; dustbins; rolling pins; watering cans; watering can spray heads; salt cellars not made of precious metals; shoehorns; sieves for household purposes ]; spice sets being spice racks; [ non-electrical lemon squeezers; tea strainers, tea caddies and infusers; ] tea services and teapots all made of materials other than precious metals; [ tie presses; holders for toilet paper; toilet paper dispensers; tooth brushes; toothpicks; ] 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 except building glass, china, earthenware or glass ornaments, statuettes and pomanders being household containers of China; aerosol dispensers for non-medical use; kitchen ladles; refuse bins; soap and ] sweet boxes and tins not made of precious metals; [ non-electric food mixing machines for household purposes; non-electrical whisks; non-electric egg beaters and coffee percolators for domestic use; candlesticks not made of precious metals; decanter stands other than those made of paper or fabric; ] cake dishes not made of precious metals [; decanters not made of precious metals; porcelain and china buttons and knobs; metal boxes for dispensing paper towels for household use; clothes-pegs; melamine flatware, namely, forks, knives, and spoons; melamine plates; melamine drinkware; snack containers for household purposes ]

Clothing, namely, shirts, sweaters, [ tank tops, ] pants, [ shorts, skirts, ] dresses [, and jackets ]; footwear; headwear; boots; shoes; slippers; neckwear; underclothing; sleeping garments; [ stockings, tights, socks; ] aprons, smocks; [ babies diapers and napkins of textile; ] baby pants; [ bibs of textile; swimwear; gloves; mittens; clothing layettes; scarves, sashes and shawls; bathing caps; belts; ] braces for clothing as suspenders, suspenders [; collars, cuffs; ear muffs; ] [ fittings for boots and shoes, namely, fitted decorative covers for boots and shoes; ] [ gaiters; garters; cloth bibs; plastic baby bibs ]

Textile bed sheets; [ acrylic fabrics, bamboo fabric, ] canvas fabric, [ cashmere fabric, chenille fabric; ] plastic substitutes for fabrics, namely, plastic table covers, [ bed sheets of plastic, curtains of plastic, furniture coverings made of plastic materials, and table runners of plastic; ] bed and table covers, namely, table cloths, not of paper; textile articles, namely, [ coasters of textile, ] curtains of textile, face towels of textiles [, gift wrap of textile ]; handkerchiefs of textile; hand-towels of textile; place mats of textile; quilts of textile; serviettes of textile; tablecloths of textile; table runners of textile; [ tapestries of textile; textile wall hangings; ] towels of textile; [ unfitted seat covers of textile; ] [ unfitted fabric furniture covers; ] cushion covers; [ cotton, crepe, felt, silk, and woolen cloths; ] bath linen; household linen; table linen; table napkins of textile; tea towels of textile; bed clothes, namely, bed sheets, bed linen, bedspreads; [ sleeping bags; ] pillowcases; covers for quilts and eiderdowns; coverlets; quilts; eiderdowns; face towels of textile; [ textile tissues for removing make up, namely, textile handkerchiefs; ] flannels; [ handkerchiefs of textile; ] towels of textile; table mats of textile [ and coasters of textile; travelling rugs; mattress covers; bumpers for cots, namely, crib bumpers; dish cloths ]; curtains of textile [ or plastic ]; textile wall coverings; [ mosquito nets; flags made of cloth, fabric, nylon, plastic, brocade, or plastic; banners made of textile, plastic, cloth, or vinyl banners; ] baby comforters [; unfitted fabric covers for high chairs and shopping carts ]

[ Breast pumps; medical hosiery, namely, panty-hose and elastic stocking for surgical use; feeding bottles; teats and valves for feeding bottles; draw-sheets for sick beds; soothing and teething rings; surgical instruments and appliances; surgical bougies; infant and newborn feeding products, namely, cups and dishes adapted for feeding babies and children and baby feeding pacifiers; pacifiers; pacifier holders; teethers, namely, teething rings ]