About 232 Trademarks found for “ABY*”

Skillets; Cake pans; rying pans; Ice cube moulds; Lunch bags not of paper; Lunch boxes; Metal cooking pans; Non-electric frying pans; Non-electric griddles; Pancake frying pans; Portable cooking kits for outdoor use; Sports bottles sold empty; Thermal insulated bags for food or beverages; Water bottles sold empty

Hand tools, namely, hex keys wrenches; Hand tools, namely, scrapers; Manicure implements, namely, orange sticks; Manicure sets; Manual clippers; Manually operated tree pruners; Multi-purpose shears; Nail scissors; Needle work scissors; Scissors

The mark consists of The word "abysse" over the words "born of water" with waves in between "born of" and "water".

Insoles; Hats; Socks

Clothing, namely, t-shirts, shirts, hoodies, hats, beanies, shorts and pants

The mark consists of the word "ABYA" in gold uppercase letters, centered below a logo. The logo consists of two concentric circles defined by gold lines. The inner circle contains a highly stylized face drawn with gold lines in a style reminiscent of Aztec art, with the left eye open, the right eye shut, and the tongue extended. The space between the inner and outer circles contains four irregularly-shaped panels containing a wine glass, an agave fruit, a fish skeleton with the head and tail intact, and a fork resting on a plate, all drawn with gold lines. A gold triangle segmented into rectangles and triangles extends from the top of the inner circle. Two gold flanges segmented into rectangles extend from the bottom left and bottom right of the inner circle. The white areas of the drawing represent background and are not a part of the mark.

Preserved, frozen, dried and cooked fruits and vegetables

Non-metal building materials, namely, tile made of stone, cement, brick and terracotta

The wording "abyliee" has no meaning in a foreign language.

The wording "ABY" has no meaning in a foreign language.

Filleting knives