About 17,355 Trademarks found for “qi yu”

The wording Yu Qin has no meaning in a foreign language.

Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.

Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.

Balls for sports; Body-building apparatus; Chess games; Children's multiple activity toys; Christmas tree ornaments; Dolls; Infant toys; Jigsaw puzzles; Parlor games; Radio-controlled toy vehicles; Scale model aircraft; Swimming belts; Swimming jackets; Toy building blocks; Toy vehicles; Baby multiple activity toys; Dolls' feeding bottles; Manually-operated exercise equipment

The name(s), portrait(s), and/or signature(s) shown in the mark does not identify a particular living individual.

The English translation of the word "QIAN" in the mark is "MONEY".

Gaming services, namely, on-line gambling; gaming services, namely, operation of an on-line casino providing video slot games playable via a global computer network; on-line gaming services in the nature of casino gambling, conducting online computer gaming tournaments; entertainment services, namely, conducting a game of chance simultaneously at multiple, independent gaming establishments; entertainment services, namely, providing on-line computer games

Burritos; Coffee; Flour; Honey; Jiaozi; Pastries; Sugar; Tapioca; Tea; Cereal-based snack food; Instant rice; Lyophilised dishes with the main ingredient being rice; Noodle-based prepared meals; Tea-based beverages

The mark consists of the design of two houses above a line representing a road above which appears three traditional Chinese characters, all over the stylized wording "QING YU TANG".

Biscuits; tea; condiments, namely, savory sauces; honey; cereal preparations, namely, breakfast cereals; coffee-based beverages; flour preparations, namely, flour for food; rice cakes; starch for food; sweets

The mark consists of a circle formed by raindrops to the left of three Chinese characters and the stylized wording "YUN QIAN WEI" with circles placed among the letters.

The mark consists of a composite figure in Chinese elements which are above four Chinese characters can be transliterated into "xin wen yuan qi".