About 30,000 Trademarks found for “stradivarius international violin competition”

apparatus for recording, transmission or reproduction of sound or images; computer peripheral devices; telephones; mobile telephones; electronic agendas; eyeglasses; contact lenses; spectacle frames and lenses; sunglasses; pince-nez cords; cases for eyeglasses, spectacles, sunglasses and contact lenses; pre-recorded compact discs featuring music; pre-recorded DVDs featuring movies, cartoons, and television shows; computer game software; computer software used for word processing; computer software for use as screen savers; protective helmets; downloadable electronic publications in the nature of brochures, books and manuals in the field of textiles, retail services, fashion and business administration; headphones; carrying cases for mobile computers, mobile telephones, and digital electronic devices; magnifying glasses; mouse pads; computer memories; magnetic coded gift cards; automatic vending machines and mechanisms for coin-operated apparatus; cash registers; calculating machines; chronographs for use as specialized time recording apparatuses

toys, games, and playthings, namely, puppets, musical toys, mechanical action toys, battery-operated action toys, children's multiple activity toys, bath toys, toy building blocks, construction toys, card games, board games, hand-held unit for playing electronic games, jigsaw puzzles, toy vehicles, sport balls, flying discs, kites, plush and stuffed toys, and dolls, action figures and play figures and clothing and accessories thereof; gymnastic apparatus; fishing tackle; fishing rods; theatrical masks; toy masks; doll houses; climber's harnesses; party favors in the nature of small toys; gloves for baseball, boxing, fencing and golf; exercise machines and manually-operated exercise equipment; elbow guards and knee guards for athletic use; baby rattles; decorations for Christmas trees and Christmas trees of synthetic material; tennis and badminton rackets

[ games and toys, namely, board games, skill games, hand-held electronic games, namely, hand-held games with liquid crystal displays, card games, toy vehicles, toy building blocks, construction toys, mechanical action toys, battery-operated action toys, children's multiple activity toys, bath toys, plush and stuffed toys, dolls, action figures, and play figures and clothing and accessories thereof, puppets, play balloons, soap bubbles in the nature of bubble making wand and solution sets; decorations for Christmas trees; carnival and theatre masks, dolls' houses; party favors in the nature of small toys; marionettes; handheld automatic games controls for electronic games not adapted for use with television receivers; Christmas trees of synthetic material; elbow and knee guards; kites; rattles; kaleidoscopes; rocking horses; teddy bears; dolls; dolls' clothes ]

Men's, women's and children's ready-to-wear clothing, namely, socks, [ stockings, ] lingerie, brassieres, hosiery, panties, [ overalls, ] tops, [ vests, undershirts, underpants, gowns, pyjamas, swimwear, ] trousers, skirts, dresses, [ slacks, ] pants, blouses, shirts, T-shirts, sweaters, waistcoats, [ shawls, pullovers, ] cardigans, jerseys, jackets, [ suits, ties, cravats, overcoats, coats, hunting jackets, track suits, raincoats, gloves, suspenders, belts, money belts, stoles, ponchos; ] footwear, namely, [ footwear for sports, beach footwear, ] boots and shoes; headwear, namely, hats, scarves, [ hoods, caps ] and headbands; [ baby bibs not of paper; bathing caps and sandals; boas; ] underwear; [ baby pants; ] scarves; [ shawls; water skiing suits; corsets; ] scarves; [ fur stoles; girdles; ] foulards; [ waterproof jackets and pants, mantillas; neckerchiefs; textile diapers; dress handkerchiefs; furs coats; soles; heels; veils; paper clothing, namely, paper hats and paper shoes; ] gymnastic outfits and sports clothing, namely, [ leotards, shirts, pants, wristbands and ] headbands [, arm warmers, knee warmers and hand warmers; layettes; collars, singlets, mittens; earmuffs; inner soles; bow ties; pareus; wristbands for clothing; dress shields; masquerade costumes; beachwear; cap visors ]

WIND [ AND PERCUSSION ] MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS-NAMELY, CORNETS, TRUMPETS, [ FRENCH HORNS, TENOR AND BASS HORNS, MELLOPHONES, ALTOS, ] AND TROMBONES [, BARITONES, EUPHONIUMS, Eb TUBA, CLARINETS, FLUTES, OBOES, BASSOONS, SAXOPHONES, TYMPANI, BUGLES, AND DRUMS; AND ALSO PARTS AND ACCESSORIES APPERTAINING TO SAID INSTRUMENTS-VIZ, MOUTH PIECES, MUTES, VALVES, WATER KEYS, BELLS, REEDS, PEDALS, DRUMSTICKS, AND DRUMHEADS ]

[ Industrial oils and greases; lubricants, dust absorbing, wetting and binding compositions; fuels, including motor spirit and illuminants; ] candles [ and wicks for lighting; grease for shoes; leather preserving products, namely, oils and greases ]

[ Household and kitchen containers; ] household and kitchen utensils, namely, [ serving forks, ] serving and mixing spoons, wooden spoons, [ serving ladles, cooking and serving tongs, spatulas, ] colanders, [ scoops, sieves, splatter screens, pouring and straining spouts, skimmers, turners, whisks, and pot and pan scrapers; ] tableware, namely, dishes, [ bowls, ] cups, [ saucers, pitchers, mugs, ] platters not made of precious metal, [ ramekins, sugar bowls, ] tea pots [ and coffee bots ] not made of precious metal, [ gravy boats, butter boats, creamers, compotes, ] salt [ and pepper ] shakers, [ oil cruets, and serving trays and platters not of precious metal; cookware sets comprised primarily of pots, pans, and steamers; cosmetic utensils, namely, cosmetic brushes, sponges for applying makeup, cosmetic spatulas, droppers, foam applicator sticks, and non-woven fabric cosmetic wipes; combs; ] bath sponges, body sponges, [ toilet sponges, ] cleaning sponges, and scouring sponges; [ cosmetic brushes, shaving brushes, hair brushes, shoe brushes, clothing brushes, and scrubbing brushes; brush-making materials; cleaning materials, namely, steel wool, cleaning rags, and textile cloths for cleaning glass; unworked or semi-worked glass other than building glass; glassware, porcelain and earthenware articles not included in other classes, namely, statuary and figurines; bottle openers; oil and vinegar cruets; cocktail stirrers; candle extinguishers; non-electric apparatus for removing make-up; sugar bowls; trays for domestic purposes; portable baby bathtubs; cloths for floors or kitchen towels for tableware; ] beverage glassware; [ balls and clips tea infusers; candy boxes; bottles sold empty; shaving brushes; non-electric coffee makers; candy boxes; bread bins; non-electric feeding bottle warmers; shoe horns; candlesticks; candlesticks; sherry glasses; decorative table centerpieces of crystal, china, terra cotta, earthenware, glass, porcelain, and ceramic; baskets for domestic use; cooking strainers, juice strainers, and strainers for household purposes; clothing stretchers; ice pails; tie presses; comb cases; ironing board covers; gardening gloves, polishing gloves, dust gloves, and household gloves for general use; shoe trees; piggy banks, not of metal; soap holders cases; ] pitchers; [ bird cages; toilet cases, namely, fitted vanity cases; works of art of porcelain, ceramic, earthenware or glass; toothpick holders; carpet beaters; bread baskets for domestic use; cloths and rags for cleaning; pepper pots; clothes-pegs and drying racks for washing; ] dishes; [ dusters; shaving brush stands; sponge holders; toilet paper holders; trouser presses; perfume sprayers and vaporizers sold empty; graters for household purposes; crumb trays; coasters, not of paper and other than table linen; boot jacks; salt cellars; clothes horses; coffee sets and tea sets; napkin holders; napkin rings; washing boards and ironing boards; bread boards; kitchen chopping boards; ] cups; teapots; [ flowerpots containers; toilet utensils, namely, toilet brushes, toilet plungers, and toilet paper dispensers and holders; ] drinking glasses; [ cruet stands; thermally insulated containers for food and beverages; toothbrushes; toothbrushes, electric; dental floss; non-electric fruit presses for household use; buttonhooks; steel wool for cleaning; aerosol dispensers, not for medical purposes; siphon bottles for carbonated water; vacuum bottles; nozzles for watering cans; garlic presses; glass bulbs receptacles; poultry rings; cat litter boxes; cages for pets; animal bristle brushware; feeding bowls for animals; buckets; dish covers; bird baths other than structures; indoor aquariums; lunch boxes; non-electric egg beaters; drinking vessels; flasks; jars and carboys; thermally insulated bags for food; containers for household use, namely, glass bulbs; irrigation hose nozzles; powder puffs; cooling buckets for wine; busts of china, ceramic, terracotta or glass; stew-pans; pots; pot lids; boxes of glass; hand-operated coffee grinders; metal boxes for dispensing paper towels; cookie tins; tea caddies; kettles; butter-dish and cheese-dish covers; candle rings; ] jugs; [ lazy Susans; earthenware saucepans; dish washing brushes; electric brushes, except parts of machines; rat traps; ceramic bowls, ] plates, [ and pots for household purposes; beer mugs; fitted picnic baskets; closures for pot lids; ] cookery molds; [ glue-pots; washtubs; fruit cups; corkscrews; fiberglass thread, not for textile use; glass for vehicle windows semi-finished products; painted glassware; cups of paper or plastic; goblets; garbage cans; flowerpot covers, not of paper; ] mixing spoons for kitchen use; [ knife rests for the table; basins; demijohns; dusting brushes and dusters, non-electric; soap dispensers; water apparatus for cleaning teeth and gums; funnels; shoe polishing mitts; salad bowls; brooms; mops; carpet sweepers; brushes for cleaning containers; basins; enameled glass, not for building; spice racks; statues and statuettes statues of porcelain, ceramic, terracotta or glass; scouring pads for cleaning; coffee filters not of paper being part of non-electric coffee makers; filters for use in cat litter boxes; holders for flowers; flasks; non-electric deep fryers; frying pans; chamois leather for cleaning; decanters; ice cube molds; ice cream scoops and ice cube trays; egg cups, not of precious metal; signboards of porcelain or glass; liquor pourers; furniture dusters; pastry bags; butter dishes; cooking pots; mixers, manual cocktail shakers; ] molds for household use, namely, [ cake molds, ] cookie molds, and ice cube molds, confectioners' molds, cookery molds, and molds for making soap [; mosaics of glass, not for building; non-electric portable coolers; non-electric pressure cookers; potties for children; basins; toothpicks; candlesticks; rolling pins; perfume burners; clothes-iron stands; holders for plants floral arrangements; saucers; powder compacts; currycombs; trash cans and waste paper baskets; watering cans and pots; biscuit cutters; soup tureens; glass stoppers; bowls; buckets made of woven fabrics; indoor terrariums plant cultivation; towel rails and rings; urns; chopsticks; powdered glass for decoration; glass containers for candles candle holders; vases ]

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STERLING SILVER FLATWARE

clothing, namely footwear, headwear, pants, skirts, shirts, sweaters, dresses, coats, and hats

band or orchestral instruments and parts and accessories thereof

Entertainment services, namely, presentation of beauty pageants, contests, and competitions; arranging and conducting state, regional, national, and international beauty pageants

Entertainment services, namely, presentation of beauty pageants, contests, and competitions; arranging and conducting state, regional, national, and international beauty pageants