About 30,000 Trademarks found for “st louis andrea”

Lighting apparatus, namely, lamps, chandeliers, [ street lamps, ] lamp glasses, [ electric Chinese lanterns, ] lanterns for lighting, ceiling lights, lampshades, lamp globes, electric lamps

Table plates, [ butter dishes, ] glass jars; bowls, namely, basins; candy boxes, candlesticks, candle holders with glass shades, candleholders, non-electric candelabras, candle jars; beverage containers, namely, decanters, pitchers, glass bottles sold empty, jugs; [ coasters not of paper or table linen, ] cups, tableware other than knives, forks and spoons not of precious metal, namely, table bowls and plates, knife rests for the table, flasks, [ sauce boats, ] soup bowls; manual mixers, namely, cocktail shakers; perfume sprayers, perfume flasks, perfume vaporizers sold empty, [ salt cellars not of precious metal, pepper pots, ] ice buckets not of precious metal, champagne buckets, saucers, sugar bowls, decorative centerpieces of glass and crystal for decorating the center of table, tea cups, coffee cups, coffee and tea services in the nature of tableware not of precious metal, vases not of precious metal, bud vases not of precious metal, drinking glasses, goblets, champagne flutes, mugs, figurines made of glass and crystal, statues made of glass and crystal, statuettes made of glass and crystal, caviar cooler sets not of precious metal, boxes made of crystal, works of art made of crystal

Promoting economic development and prosperity of the bi-state metropolitan St. Louis region; Promoting economic development and prosperity of the bi-state metropolitan St. Louis region by way of initiatives to achieve greater education attainment and inclusion of minorities and minority owned businesses, to attract talent to the region, and to promote entrepreneurship and innovation; Promoting public awareness of economic policies that result in racial equity, safety and security in the bi-state metropolitan St. Louis region, and investments in infrastructure; business consultation, namely, development of strategies to increase educational attainment, namely, expanding need-based aid, allowing for college credit transfers and providing work-based opportunities for youth; Business consulting and information services for businesses and higher education institutions seeking to implement "best practices" to support adult learners, namely, providing information related to tuition reimbursement, flexible work environment and programming, and other incentives that improve access and completion for returning adults; Providing networking opportunities for individuals seeking information regarding business and job opportunities

"ST LOUIS"

Entertainment services in the nature of live musical performances

clothing, namely [ shirts, ] jerseys, [ sweaters, sweatshirts, T-shirts, pants, sweatpants, warm-up suits, wristbands, headbands, shorts, caps, hats, socks, nightshirts, scarves, mittens and cloth bibs ]

Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.

entertainment services, namely providing professional ice hockey exhibitions

The mark consists of a bee facing forward wearing hockey gloves and holding a hockey stick. The bee is in front of a stylized skyline of the city of St. Louis, including an arch that is flanked on either side by skyscrapers. Below the skyline and in front of the bee are the words "ST. LOUIS" in small block letters above the word "STING" in large, stylized block letters.

decorative figurines of china, porcelain, eathenware;, namely, bird figurines and animal figurines [ and floral figurines; housewares;, namely, non-precious metal serving trays, serving platters, serving utensils, glass bowls, rinsing bowls, dishes, flower bowls, flower vases; glass jars for ginger and tea; decorative table top accessories and dishware;, namely, casseroles, soup tureens, canister sets, candle sticks not of precious metal, bathroom tumblers and soap dishes ]

fresh produce, namely, grapes, blueberries and citrus fruits

Electric toothbrushes; Grooming tools for pets, namely, combs and brushes; Insect collecting cages; Insect habitats; Laundry baskets for household purposes; Make-up brushes; Mosaic art tiles made of glass and ceramic; Step trash cans; Washing cloths; Water apparatus for cleaning teeth and gums for home use; Window dusters