About 55 Trademarks found for “az*na”

Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.

Lighting apparatus, namely, desk lamps, floor lamps, portable lamps, reading lights, wall lights [, lamp bulbs, sockets for electric lights, lighting fixtures, and flashlights ]

[ Pendants; bracelets; bangles; brooches; precious metals and their alloys; necklaces; jewelry, precious stones; medallions; earrings ]

shawls; [ dress suits; evening dresses; wristbands; mantles; footwear, headgear, namely, hats; Bermuda shorts; bikinis; blazers; blouses; boxer shorts; wedding dresses; brassieres; capes; overcoats for men and women; lingerie; bow ties; belts; leotards; neckerchiefs; men's socks; jogging suits; hoods; kimonos; smocks; dresses; ] headscarves; [ collars; dungarees; dressing gowns; caps; sleepwear; negligees; ear muffs; mules; ponchos; pullovers; shorts; briefs; tuxedos; socks and stockings; sports shirts; ] stoles [ ; cardigans; tights; sweatshirts; t-shirts; tank tops; tracksuits; trench coats; undershirts; underpants; slips; body linen; pareo; woolly hats ]

[ Philanthropic services concerning monetary donations; charitable fund-raising ]

[ Knitted fabric; silk fabric; textiles and textile goods, namely, textile napkins, textile fabrics for lingerie, textile tablecloth, textile towels ]

Information technology consultancy for the planning, implementation, maintenance and improvement of video-based systems; development and implementation of software and operation system software for video-based systems; computer programming services in relation to software and operation system software for video-based systems

Providing of access to platforms on the Internet and their content for the development and management of video-based systems and software

Fountain pens; aquarelles; stamp albums; Printed almanacs; Printed atlases; paper bows, other than haberdashery or hair decorations; table linen of paper; baggage claim check tags of paper; printed note books; pads being stationery; drawing pads; wristbands for the retention of writing instruments; printed pamphlets in the field of history; printed booklets in the field of history; blotters; terrestrial globes; engravings; slate pencils; pencil leads; document holders for stationery; pencil holders; chalk holders; holders for stamps and seals, namely, sleeves for holding and protecting stamps; page holders; name badge holders as office requisites; engraving plates; money clips; clips for name badge holders as office requisites; pen clips; bookmakers; printed publications, namely, books in the field of history; printed publications; graphic representations; pencils; pencil lead holders; charcoal pencils; watercolor pictures; transfers of decalcomanias; paintings of pictures, framed or unframed; collectible printed trading cards, other than for games; Printed catalogues in the field of history; covers of paper for flower pots; paintbrushes; painters' brushes; writing brushes; printed books in the field of history; paint trays; graphic prints; painters' easels; hand-rests for painters; writing cases for stationery, namely pen cases; paper knives being letter openers; printed sheet music; printed musical greeting cards; palettes for painters; ink sticks; papier mâché; pastels being crayons; pen cases; pen wipers; pens as office requisites; Pen nibs; drawing pens; sealing stamps; sealing stamps; desk mats; coasters of paper; bookends; stamp stands; mats of paper for beer glasses; stands for pens and pencils; photograph stands; towels of paper; writing cases being sets in the nature of pen cases; writing materials, namely, pens; writing instruments; printed matter, namely, books in the field of history; lithographic works of art; printed prospectuses in the field of history; graphic reproductions, namely, paintings; pen holders; marking pens for stationery; place mats of paper; table napkins of paper; tablecloths of paper; stationery; pencil sharpeners, electric or non-electric; flags of paper; stencil cases; canvas for painting; stamps and seals, namely, ink stamps; shields being paper seals in the nature of document holders; art prints as engravings; labels of paper or cardboard

Appliques as haberdashery; haberdashery bows; charms, other than for jewellery, key rings or key chains, namely, purse charms; brooches for clothing; hat pins, other than jewellery; entomological pins; pins, other than jewellery, namely, sewing pins; beads, other than for making jewelry; artificial Christmas wreaths; artificial Christmas wreaths incorporating lights; artificial Christmas garlands incorporating lights; hair grips; hair barrettes; hair ornaments in the nature of hair wraps; fastenings for clothing, namely, clothing hooks; blouse fasteners, namely, clothing hooks; badges for wear, not of precious metal, namely, ornamental novelty badges; lace trimmings; embroidery; haberdashery dressmakers' articles, except thread, namely, haberdashery bows; heat adhesive patches for decoration of textile articles being haberdashery; decorative articles for the hair, namely, hair pins; braids; edgings for clothing; gold embroidery; silver embroidery; tassels being haberdashery; sewing boxes; crochet hooks; clothing hooks as haberdashery; rug hooks; hooks for corsets; shoe hooks; haberdashery ribbons; ribbons for the hair; ribbons and bows, not of paper, for gift wrapping; lingerie tapes; prize ribbons; hatbands; elastic ribbons; sewing kits; bows for the hair; hair bands; hair curlers, electric and non-electric, other than hand implements; buckles for clothing accessories; shoe buckles; buttons; ornamental novelty badges as buttons; shoe trimmings; trimmings for clothing; hat trimmings; needle cases; artificial flowers; hair coloring caps; shoe laces; cords for clothing, namely, decorative cords; hair pins; hair curling pins; collar supports, namely, collar stays

Balalaikas being stringed musical instruments; musical instruments; stringed musical instruments; handbells being musical instruments; cases for musical instruments; barrel organs; musical boxes; musical products, namely, musical instrument strings

Jewelry; imitation jewellery; wooden imitation jewellery; amulets being jewellery; bracelets being jewellery; bracelets made of embroidered textile being jewelry; watch bands; charms for key rings; jewellery charms; brooches being jewellery; alarm clocks; pins being jewellery; ornamental lapel pins; tie pins; jewellery hat pins; beads for making jewelry; pearls made of ambroid being pressed amber; busts of precious metal; key chains being split rings with trinket or decorative fob; retractable key chains; pearls being jewellery; copper tokens, namely, collectible coins; tie clips; cuff links; clasps for jewelry; badges of precious metal; cloisonné jewellery; works of art of precious metal; jewelry of yellow amber; spun silver being silver wire in the nature of jewelry; necklaces being jewellery; split rings of precious metal for keys; rings being jewellery; boxes of precious metal; presentation boxes for jewellery; watch cases being parts of watches; clock cases being parts of clocks; pendulums for clock and watchmaking; medals; lockets being jewellery; precious metals, unwrought or semi-wrought; movements for clocks and watches; clockworks being clock parts; misbaha being prayer beads; Collectible coins; gold thread being jewellery; threads of precious metal being jewellery; silver thread being jewellery;chronometric instruments; crucifixes of precious metal, other than jewellery; crucifixes as jewellery; stopwatches; silver, unwrought or beaten; earrings; alloys of precious metal; statues of precious metal; figurines of precious metal; statuettes of precious metal; watch glasses; paste jewellery; ornaments of jet; shoe jewellery; hat jewellery; presentation boxes for watches; chronographs being watches; chronometers; chronoscopes; chains being jewellery; watch chains; dials for clock- and watchmaking; watches; sundials; clocks and watches, electric; clocks; wristwatches; rosaries; jewellery boxes

Cookie jars; candle jars as holders; dishes; vegetable dishes; saucers; bottles, sold empty; bottles; demijohns; busts of porcelain, ceramic, earthenware, terra-cotta or glass; vases; epergnes; fruit bowls; large-toothed combs for the hair; combs for animals; tea cosies; sponge holders; toothpick holders; soap holders; table napkin holders; holders for flowers and plants; tea bag rests; shaving brush stands; cutting boards for the kitchen; bread boards; containers for household or kitchen use; kitchen containers; thermally insulated containers for food; heat-insulated containers for beverages; heat-insulated containers for household use; toothpicks; works of art of porcelain, ceramic, earthenware, terra-cotta or glass; covers, not of paper, for flower pots; make-up brushes; basting brushes; birdcages; ladles for serving wine; napkin rings; piggy banks; coin banks; bread baskets for household purposes; baskets for household purposes; waste paper baskets; feeding troughs; mangers for animals; pet feeding bowls, automatic; lunch boxes; tea caddies; boxes for sweets; tankards; beer mugs; mixing spoons; basting spoons; pie servers; spatulas for kitchen use; butter dishes; pepper mills, hand-operated; pepper mills for household purposes, hand-operated; soap boxes; non-electric cooking pot sets; toilet cases, namely, toilet plunger holders; fitted picnic baskets, including dishes; cookie and biscuit cutters; pastry cutters; dripping pans; trays of paper, for household purposes; trays for household purposes; lazy susans; candelabra being candlesticks; trivets as table utensils; coasters, not of paper or textile; grill supports, namely, grill presses; menu card holders; knife rests for the table; flat-iron stands; egg cups; gridiron supports, namely, grill presses; serving ladles; tableware, other than knives, forks and spoons, namely, coffee services in the nature of tableware; cosmetic utensils, namely, cosmetic brushes; cruet sets for oil and vinegar, sold empty; spice sets, namely, spice shakers; bottle openers, electric and non- electric; potholders; clothes-pegs; combs; electric combs; grills as cooking utensils; sugar bowls; sieves for household purposes; tea strainers; scoops for household purposes; salt cellars; drinking vessels; figurines of porcelain, ceramic, earthenware, terra-cotta or glass; table plates; graters for kitchen use; insulating flasks; utensils for household purposes, namely, spatulas; kitchen utensils, namely, spatulas; cooking utensils, nonelectric, namely, spatulas; flasks; hip flasks; drinking bottles for sports; rice molds as kitchen utensils; cookery moulds; comb cases; bread bins; teapots; cups; tea infusers; decorative glass spheres; cosmetic spatulas; corkscrews, electric and non- electric; crumb brushes; dishwashing brushes; brushes for cleaning tanks and containers; scrubbing brushes; toothbrushes; non-electric carpet sweepers; brushes for footwear; tar-brushes, long handled; toilet brushes; eyebrow brushes; nail brushes; eyelash brushes; nutcrackers; ice tongs; salad tongs; sugar tongs; window-boxes; rolling pins, domestic; place mats of wood; wooden trivet for hot dishes; toothpick stands, namely, toothpick holders; hot pot stands; stands for beer bottles; bottle openers

Picture frame brackets; busts of wood, wax, plaster or plastic; fans for personal use, non- electric; kennels for household pets; keyboards for hanging keys; display boards; bead curtains for decoration; mirrors as looking glasses; hand-held mirrors being toilet mirrors; bamboo, unworked or semi-worked; scratching posts for cats; plaited straw, except matting; wickerworks, namely, works of art of wicker; works of art of wood, wax, plaster or plastic; cabinet work; wind chimes being decoration; door bells, not of metal, non-electric; curtain rings; split rings, not of metal, for keys; kitchen containers, not of metal for storage, transport; bakers' bread baskets; fishing baskets, not of metal; bottle casings of wood, namely, bottle racks; tool boxes, not of metal, empty; beds for household pets; nesting boxes for household pets; playpens for babies; mattresses; sleeping mats; furniture; furniture partitions of wood; freestanding partitions being furniture; computer keyboard trays, not of metal; stakes, not of metal, for plants or trees; trestles being furniture; magazine racks; book rests being furniture; flower-pot pedestals; pet cushions; cushions; pillows; air cushions, not for medical purposes; racks being furniture; furniture shelves; shelves for storage; wood ribbon, namely, wood carvings; hat stands; bedding, except linen, namely, mattresses; picture frames; statues of wood, wax, plaster or plastic; statuettes of wood, wax, plaster or plastic; figurines of wood, wax, plaster or plastic; shelving units; umbrella stands; wall-mounted gun racks; screens being furniture; caskets; blanks of wood for creativity, namely, wood substrates for use in making signs; souvenir coins of wood being works of art of wood

Consulting services, namely, conducting insurance benefit investigations for specialty pharmacies and ambulatory healthcare providers and their patients; consulting services in the field of patient support services, namely, consulting related to case management services in the nature of coordinating medical care; providing patient advocate services in the field of specialty pharmacy services and ambulatory care; patient support services, namely, care management services in the nature of the coordination of necessary services and personal care of individuals between multiple healthcare providers; providing non-medical personal assistant services for others in the nature of assisting individuals to perform daily tasks, namely, keeping patients on track with prescription medication regimens; providing patient advocate services to hospital patients and patients requiring specialty drugs, namely, managing healthcare insurance claims in the nature of investigating prior authorizations, denials, and appealing of healthcare insurance decisions

Providing educational information in the fields of preparation of prescriptions in pharmacies, infusion therapy services, and ambulatory healthcare services; consulting services in the fields of preparation of prescriptions in pharmacies, infusion therapy services, and ambulatory healthcare services; health care services, namely, clinical monitoring of patients; clinical monitoring of patients in the nature of maintaining patient medical records and files and medical profile and record analysis

Consulting services in the field of testing, analysis, and evaluation of pharmacies to determine conformity with established accreditation standards; monitoring of pharmacy and ambulatory care practices for quality control purposes