About 259 Trademarks found for “ho*ta”

The mark consists of the word "Horchata", with the letter "o" having a smiley face within and a sombrero on top.

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

The mark consists of the stylized wording "HOMATA", in which the letter "H" uniquely stylized as a house with a pitched roof, an arched front door, a small window, a chimney, and two higher rectangular structures in the back.

Hookahs; Hookah parts, namely, hoses, bowls, mouthpieces, and bases; Hookah tobacco

The wording HOOKITA has no meaning in a foreign language.

Coatstands; Furniture; Shelves; Bottle racks; Chests of drawers; Clothes hangers; Coat racks; Costume stands; Display stands; Flower-stands; Freestanding partitions; Furniture partitions of wood; Furniture shelves; Jewellery organizer displays; Magazine racks; Plate racks; Shelves for storage; Storage racks; Television stands; Tool and tool accessory trays not made of metal sold empty and parts and fittings therefor; Towel racks; Towel stands; Trestle tables; Works of art of bamboo

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

The mark consists of the wording "HONEY PASIONATA" in white stylized lettering, with the word "PASIONATA" in an arc below the word "HONEY". Both words are below a design of three thin ovals fanned out with each oval overlapping at the bottom, with the left-most oval in green, the middle oval in yellow, and the right-most oval in yellow. All of the foregoing is on a teal square background.

"HOTEL"

Cleaning cloths; Gardening gloves

Dishware; Drinkware; Cleaning brushes for household use; Coffee cups, tea cups and mugs; Containers for household or kitchen use; Cookery moulds; Cooking pots; Cups and mugs; Dishers; Kitchen mitts; Lunch boxes