About 4 Trademarks found that are owned by Lickskillet Group Llc

The mark consists of the wording LICKSKILLET FC CO CATERING EVENTS and design; the design consists of four gray snow covered mountains with the tops of the mountains in white; a green rectangle with round edges appears immediately below the mountains; the wording LICKSKILLET FC CO is in white and appears in the green rectangle; the term FC appears in small letters below and to the left of the term LICKSKILLET and the term CO appears in small letters below and to the right of the term LICKSKILLET; the upright of the letter "K" is comprised of a white skillet handle which extends down to the bottom of the skillet pan which appears below the green rectangle; the body of the skillet is contained in an irregular shaped solid green rectangle; the terms CATERING and EVENTS are white and appear in this irregular shaped rectangle with the term CATERING appearing to the left of the skillet and the term EVENTS appearing to the right of the skillet; the skillet contains a yellow circle outlined by a red incomplete circle which is open on the right side; small white dots and irregular white shapes representing snowflakes randomly appear throughout the design; small green dots and irregular shapes randomly appear in the letters of the wording LICKSKILLET.

LICK SKILLET

The mark consists of an image of the left side of a brown dog in mid-step. Inside the body of the dog is an oblong horizontal circle that is shaded yellow. Inside this oblong circle is a brown line on the top left side that extends horizontally half of the length of the oblong circle. The tail extends horizontally from the back of the dog's body, then turns upward.

Corn dogs

The mark consists of one word, "CORNDOGGIES" written in brown. The letter "O" in "CORN" and the letter "O" in "DOGGIES" are both oblong vertical circles are shaded yellow, outlined in brown and form a corn dog. Inside both of these circles is a brown line on the top left side that extends half of the length of the oblong circle. At the base of both of the oblong circles is a brown line forming a handle of the corn dog.