About 1,528 Trademarks found for “qian jing”

computer software for use in displaying and printing digital typeface designs and typographical ornaments

Bells for bicycles; Bicycle bells

The wording Qian has no meaning in a foreign language.

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

Backdrops comprised of polymeric material being a textile substitute for use in photography; Canvas and muslin backdrops for use in photographic and video production; Textile backdrops for use in photography

Charms for shoes; Elastic shoe laces and fasteners sold as unit; Fasteners for shoes and boots; Fittings of metal for footwear in the nature of shoe eyelets; Hook and loop fasteners for use in the manufacture of clothing and shoes; Hooks and eyes; Laces for footwear; Metal fasteners for shoes and boots; Rhinestones other than for making jewelry; Shoe buckles; Shoe eyelet covers; Shoe fasteners; Shoe hooks for fastening shoes; Shoe laces; Shoe laces made in whole or in substantial part of leather, cotton and jute; Shoe strings; Shoe trimmings; Shoemakers' needles

Art prints; Framed art prints; Graphic art prints; Printed posters

Buckets made of woven fabrics; Cake moulds; Coffee services not of precious metal; Coffeepots, non-electric; Drinking bottles for sports; Drying racks for laundry; Hand-operated coffee grinders; Perfume burners; Rotary washing lines; Tea pots; Toilet utensils in the nature of hand-operated devices for raising and lowering toilet seats; Towel rails and rings; Wine jugs; Non-electric griddles; Serving trays

The English translation of the word "QIANF" in the mark is "LATENT".

Bicycles; Strollers; Trolleys; Baby carriages; Electric bicycles; Electric unicycles; Folding bicycles; Folding electric bicycles; Mobility scooters; Mountain bicycles; Non-motorized push scooters; Push scooters for children; Safety seats for infants and children for vehicles; Self-balancing one-wheeled electric scooters; Self-balancing two-wheeled electric scooters; Self-balancing unicycles