About 2,321 Trademarks found for “charles knobloch”

The mark consists of the stylized text "Charles Raye's The Famous Pink Tea Cup Restaurant Serving the Village Since 1954" with a cup and a plate in the background. The color black appears in all text. The color black appears as a outline around the tea cup and saucer. The color salmon pink appears in the tea cup and saucer.

"CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA" and "GARDEN ACCESSORIES", "GIFTS", "GOURMET COFFEE"

The name "CHARLES CURTIS THOMPSON" shown in the mark identifies a living individual whose consent is of record.

Imprinting messages on tee-shirts; Custom imprinting of leggings, pants, coats, jackets, caps, hats, mugs, key chains, household products, bags, business stationery items and paperwork

The mark consists of a child upside down with blue pants, red shirt & brown spiked hair. A red arch depicts the child in motion, under the arch the words Ready, Set are in blue and the word Jump is after the kid in large red lettering & slightly elevated. A blue exclamation mark follows. Beneath this is the wording Charleston's only private, indoor, inflatable party facility.

Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.

The mark consists of "Charleston Sweet Onion", in a stylized font in yellow lettering with red outline over three photo images below the word mark. The bottom 1/4 of the word mark covers the top approximately 1/8th of the three pictures. The mark shows three photo images, with the far left image being of a green field showing an irrigation machine and the lettering " Field Fresh" in bright yellow lettering with green outline in the bottom right of the picture. There is an image insert in the bottom left of the image of fresh onions with white bulbs and green tops in a box. The center image shows a water oak tree with hanging Spanish moss and the water below has a reflection of the tree and sky above. The right image shows a field of drying onions and inserted in the bottom right is an image of dried onions in a group. Over the right images is the word "Super Sweet" in red lettering and is slanted from bottom left to top right. Words in script below the digital images say "The Best Onions for Lowcountry Cuisine" in brown lettering in a beige box that covers the bottom 1/8 of the three pictures between the two picture inserts.

The non-English wording shown in the mark is translated as follows-- "MAISON FONDEE EN 1851" means "company created in 1851". "MIS EN CAVE EN ...PAR NOTRE CHEF DE CAVE" means "stored in the cellar on ... by our wine maker" and "DEPUIS 1851" means "since 1851", "A REIMS - BRUT RESERVE" means "in rheims - extra-dry reserve", and "ELABOR PAR CHAMPANES P. & C. HEIDSIECK S.A. A REIMS - FRANCE" means "elaborated by champagnes P. & C. Heidsieck S.A. in Rheims - France".

Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.

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