About 20,128 Trademarks found for “yue xin”

The wording Xin yue has no meaning in a foreign language.

Aluminum tape used to join panels for use in wall, attic, ceiling and flooring applications in the building industry; Angle irons of metal; Architectural elements, namely, metal friezes; Architectural metalwork; Bar hangers and parts and fittings therefor made of metal for lighting fixtures; Bicycle locks of metal; Bicycle storage racks of metal; Bins of metal; Braces of metal for handling loads; Containers of metal for storage of goods; Metal tool boxes

Matcha; Tea; Black tea; Coffee pods; Earl Grey tea; Flavourings of tea, other than essential oils, for food or beverages; Green tea; Jasmine tea; Oolong tea; Tea-based beverages; Tea bags

The wording "YUEZ XIFI" has no meaning in a foreign language.

The mark consists of the broken circle with the wording "XIN DE YUAN" and three Asian characters above this wording inside the circles opening. The circle is comprised of a dragon blowing on a diamond near the top, with a depiction of the Great Wall of China comprising the bottom of the broken circle.

The mark consists of a stylized image of a tire with a four-pointed star in the center; the word "YUAN" appears to the lower left of the tire with a line across the top of the word; the word "XING" appears to the right of the tire with a line across the top; the words "YUAN" and "XING" are slanted at an angle.

The English translation of "XING YUN ZHU" in the mark is "Fortune Pig".

Gaming machines, namely, devices which accept a wager; Reconfigurable casino gaming machines and operational game software therefor sold as a unit

The English translation of "XING YUN MAO" in the mark is "GOOD LUCK CAT".

Herbal food beverages; Herbal tea; Processed herbs, namely, those derived from roots, barks and plants

Food supplements; Herb teas for medicinal purposes; Herbal supplements; Herbs for medicinal purposes; Medicinal herb extracts; Medicinal herbs; Medicinal herbs in dried or preserved form

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