About 156 Trademarks found for “zhou manling”

Liquor; Liquor containing herb extracts; Liquors and liqueurs; Liquors, spirits and liqueurs; Chinese mixed liquor (wujiapie-jiou); Distilled liquor; Flavored liquors; Flavored tonic liquors; Tonic liquor containing herb extracts (homeishu)

Beignets; Bread; Pastries; Tapioca; Bread and pastry; Chinese steamed dumplings (shumai, cooked); Corn starch flour; Dried pieces of wheat gluten (fu, uncooked); Flour for food; Food starch; Processed grains; Rice starch flour; Starch noodles; Starch for food; Sweet potato starch for food; Wheat starch flour

Body fat monitors; Dental prostheses; Ear plugs for soundproofing; Endoscopy cameras for medical purposes; Facial toning machines for cosmetic use; Finger guards for medical purposes; Gloves for medical purposes; Hearing aids; Infrared thermometers for medical purposes; Massage apparatus and instruments; Massage apparatus for eyes; Medical apparatus and instruments for use in surgery; Ophthalmoscopes; Orthodontic appliances; Parts of acoustic apparatus for the hearing-impaired, namely, cerumen protection systems; Pins for artificial teeth; Sphygmomanometers; Teeth protectors for dental purposes; Tongue depressors for medical purposes; Vibromassage apparatus

The mark consists of the non-Latin characters that transliterate to "ZHOU HEI YA" and the wording "ZHOU HEI YA" and a child bust above.

The mark consists of three Chinese characters with their transliteration "ZHOU LIU FU" beneath.

The wording ZHOUSUN has no meaning in a foreign language.

The non-Latin characters in the mark transliterate to "ZHOU HEI YA" and this has no meaning in a foreign language.

The mark consists of non-Latin characters and the stylized wording "ZHOU HEI YA" and a child bust above.

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

Desks; End tables; Furniture; Seats; Sofas; Furniture of metal; Office furniture; Serving trolleys; Tables; Tea trolleys; Television stands

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