About 18 Trademarks found for “guot*”

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

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

Adhesive bands for stationery or household purposes; Book binding materials; Drafting instruments; Drawing materials for blackboards; Drawing rulers; Paper stationery; Pens; Printed instructional, educational, and teaching materials in the field of science and literature; Sealing stamps; Stationery; Tips for ballpoint pens; Writing instruments

Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.

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

Chaise longues; Coatstands; Costume stands; Deck chairs; Filing cabinets; Furniture; Furniture made from steel tubing; Furniture partitions of wood; Furniture primarily of metal, namely, mirrors, bed frames, dining tables, coffee tables, end tables, desks, display cases, shelving, dog gates, and baby gates; Furniture of metal; Hanging locker shelving made of fabric; Office chairs; Office furniture; Portable desks; Residential shelving units and component parts thereof, namely, shelves and brackets sold as a unit; Shelving; Valet stands

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

The mark consists of two Asian characters that translate as "GUO" and "TAI" inside two ovals that have a crown design superimposed on top with two pieces of stylized wheat flanking the left side and miscellaneous vegetation flanking the right side tied together below the ovals with two ribbons flowing from the area tied all above the word "GUOTAI".

Earphones; Headphones; Loudspeakers; Charging appliances for rechargeable equipment; Covers for smartphones; Digital audio players; Electronic weighing scales for kitchen use; Hand-held electronic scales; Portable digital electronic scales; Protective covers and cases for tablet computers; Protective films adapted for smartphones; Stands adapted for tablet computers; Wireless electronic scales; Wireless headsets for smartphones

The mark consists of the Asian character that transliterates as "GUO" above the Asian character that transliterates as "TAI" above the word "GUOTAI" beside a miscellaneous squiggle design.