MUD PIE Canadian Trademark Information

On Thursday, September 13, 2012, a canadian trademark registration was filed for MUD PIE by Mud Pie, LLC *********, **********, ***** ****. The Canadian IP office has given the trademark application number of 1594088. The current status of this trademark filing is Registration published. The MUD PIE trademark is filed in the description of Dishes, teapots, serving platters and plates, cups, saucers, tea caddies, condiment holders, candle holders, figurines, and birdhouses, all made of ceramic. , Metal bottle stoppers, piggy banks and keepsake boxes made of metal; decorative bottle tags made of metal; pacifier clips; cups adapted for feeding babies and children; teething rings; photo albums, paper boxes; photo storage boxes; memory books; coasters made of paper; towels and napkins made of paper; textile wine gift bags; paper gift bags; notepads; holders for notepads; clip boards; diaries; ink pens; personal organizers; letter openers; keepsake boxes made of paper and cardboard excluding those made of metal; lunch bags not made of textile; wheeled backpacks excluding backpacks adapted specifically for holding laptops; luggage tags; cosmetic bags sold empty; tote bags; credit card cases; pet clothing; collars for pets; leashes for pets; pillows; rocking chairs; picture and photograph frames made of plastic; picture and photograph frames made of wood; picture and photograph frames made of glass; picture and photograph frames made of metal; picture and photograph frames made of leather; picture and photograph frames made of fabric; picture and photograph frames with plush decorative outer surfaces; photo stands; bulletin boards; partly worked coral for decorative purposes; furniture, namely, child-sized tables, child- sized chairs, child-sized desks, child-sized stools, child-sized vanities and child-sized benches; decorative bottle tags made of seashell; key chains not made of metal or leather; decorative figurines made of resin; nonmetallic bottle stoppers; cups, mugs and drinking glasses; wine glasses; lunch boxes; non-metal coin banks; serving trays; serving dishes, namely, plates and bowls; salad bowls; soup bowls; plates; serving spoons; serving forks; serving tongs; chopsticks, spreaders in the nature of utensils for cheese, dips and sauces; cocktail picks; cake servers; cutting boards; bottle openers; canister sets; cooling buckets for wine; pitchers; tea pots non-electric; holders for sugar and sweeteners; holders for tea bags; drinking flasks; insulated containers for beverage cans for domestic use; corkscrews; salt and pepper shakers; ice buckets; ice scoops; cheese planing tools in the nature of utensils for personal use; squeeze bottles sold empty; bottle openers; napkin holders; napkin rings; soap dishes; wicker baskets; candle holders; cosmetic compacts sold empty; pet food scoops; pet feeding dishes; pet treat jars; piggy banks and keepsake boxes made of porcelain and excluding those made of metal; novelty belts and skirts for wine bottles; personal dispensers for pills or capsules sold empty; burp cloths not of paper; receiving blankets; childrens' blankets; table mats not of paper; washcloths; hooded towels, bath mitts; cloth coasters; towels; handkerchiefs made of textile fabrics; pillowcases; bibs not of paper; clothing for adults, namely, shirts, underwear and flip-flops; clothing for infants and children, namely, infant and toddler one-piece clothing, overalls, underwear, shins, pants, sleepers, socks, dresses, tights, leggings, booties, ballet shoes, sandals, tennis shoes, slippers, loafers, jackets, caps, headbands and hats; sleep masks; infant's rattles; bath toys; infant toys; stuffed and plush toys; toys, namely, toy tea sets and paper party hats; Christmas tree ornaments and decorations; Christmas stockings; pet toys; and teething toys. , Metal bottle stoppers, piggy banks and keepsake boxes made of metal; decorative bottle tags made of metal; pacifier clips; cups adapted for feeding babies and children; teething rings; photo albums, paper boxes; photo storage boxes; memory books; coasters made of paper; towels and napkins made of paper; textile wine gift bags; paper gift bags; notepads; holders for notepads; clip boards; diaries; ink pens; personal organizers; letter openers; keepsake boxes made of paper and cardboard excluding those made of metal; lunch bags not made of textile; wheeled backpacks excluding backpacks adapted specifically for holding laptops; luggage tags; cosmetic bags sold empty; tote bags; credit card cases; pet clothing; collars for pets; leashes for pets; pillows; rocking chairs; picture and photograph frames made of plastic; picture and photograph frames made of wood; picture and photograph frames made of glass; picture and photograph frames made of metal; picture and photograph frames made of leather; picture and photograph frames made of fabric; picture and photograph frames with plush decorative outer surfaces; photo stands; bulletin boards; partly worked coral for decorative purposes; furniture, namely, child-sized tables, child- sized chairs, child-sized desks, child-sized stools, child-sized vanities and child-sized benches; decorative bottle tags made of seashell; key chains not made of metal or leather; decorative figurines made of resin; nonmetallic bottle stoppers; cups, mugs and drinking glasses; wine glasses; lunch boxes; non-metal coin banks; serving trays; serving dishes, namely, plates and bowls; salad bowls; soup bowls; plates; serving spoons; serving forks; serving tongs; chopsticks, spreaders in the nature of utensils for cheese, dips and sauces; cocktail picks; cake servers; cutting boards; bottle openers; canister sets; cooling buckets for wine; pitchers; tea pots non-electric; holders for sugar and sweeteners; holders for tea bags; drinking flasks; insulated containers for beverage cans for domestic use; corkscrews; salt and pepper shakers; ice buckets; ice scoops; cheese planing tools in the nature of utensils for personal use; squeeze bottles sold empty; bottle openers; napkin holders; napkin rings; soap dishes; wicker baskets; candle holders; cosmetic compacts sold empty; pet food scoops; pet feeding dishes; pet treat jars; piggy banks and keepsake boxes made of porcelain and excluding those made of metal; novelty belts and skirts for wine bottles; personal dispensers for pills or capsules sold empty; burp cloths not of paper; receiving blankets; childrens' blankets; table mats not of paper; washcloths; hooded towels, bath mitts; cloth coasters; towels; handkerchiefs made of textile fabrics; pillowcases; bibs not of paper; clothing for adults, namely, shirts, underwear and flip-flops; clothing for infants and children, namely, infant and toddler one-piece clothing, overalls, underwear, shins, pants, sleepers, socks, dresses, tights, leggings, booties, ballet shoes, sandals, tennis shoes, slippers, loafers, jackets, caps, headbands and hats; sleep masks; infant's rattles; bath toys; infant toys; stuffed and plush toys; toys, namely, toy tea sets and paper party hats; Christmas tree ornaments and decorations; Christmas stockings; pet toys; and teething toys. , Dishes, teapots, serving platters and plates, cups, saucers, tea caddies, condiment holders, candle holders, figurines, and birdhouses, all made of ceramic. .