DUO

Class [021]
Houseware and Glass Products

[Combs; Sponges, namely, cleaning sponges; Scouring sponges; Sponges for household purposes; Brushes, namely, brushes for cleaning surfaces not including hair brushes and paint brushes; Brush-making materials; Articles for cleaning purposes, namely, cleaning cloths, cleaning pads; steel wool; unworked or semi-worked glass except glass used in building; glassware, porcelain and earthenware, namely, plates, dishes, bowls, coffee cups, cups, cookie jars, salt and pepper shakers; Beverage glassware, namely, mugs and drinking glasses; Non-electric kitchen mixers; non-electric kettles; non-electric coffee percolators; non-electric coffee pots, not of precious metal; coffee services and tea services, not of precious metal; teapots, tea-strainers, tea balls, tea caddies and tea infusers, none being of precious metal; trays for domestic purposes, not of precious metal; Tableware services, not of precious metal, namely, serving spoons, serving platters, serving dishes, bowls, pans, serving jugs, pitchers, and coffee services; Salt shakers and salt cellars, not of precious metal; hand-operated pepper mills; pepper pots, not of precious metal; Strainers for household purposes, not of precious metal; lemon squeezers; egg timers in the nature of sandglasses; Spice sets, namely, spice sets comprised of spice racks, spice jars made of glass; and hand-operated spice grinders sold empty for household use; Hand-operated coffee grinders; coffee filters not of paper being part of non-electric coffee makers; cruets; cruet stands for oil and vinegar, not of precious metal; dish covers, butter dishes; Non-electric domestic grinders, namely, pepper grinders, food grinders, Manual mixers in the nature of cocktail shakers; Crockery, namely, plates, dishes, pots, drinking cups and saucers, bowls, serving bowls, non-electric pots, saucers, and trays; Napkin holders and napkin rings, not of precious metal; menu card holders; Wine-tasters in the nature of siphons; Decanters; Funnels; Cups for holding fruit; Egg cups; Cookery molds; Bread boards; Cutting boards for the kitchen; Pie servers; knife rests for the table; coasters, not of paper and other than table linen; sugar bowls, not of precious metal; Tableware, not of precious metal, namely, plates, platters, and bowls; Soup bowls and salad bowls, not of precious metal; dishes for vegetables; salt shakers; saucers, not of precious metal; dishes, not of precious metal; cauldrons; frying pans; cooking pots and cooking pot sets; pot lids; drinking horns; drinking flasks for travelers; drinking vessels; jugs and pitchers, not of precious metal; bottles, sold empty; beer mugs; mugs, cups and goblets, not of precious metal; liqueur sets composed of liqueur pourers and glasses; ice cube molds, containers of metal for making ices in the refrigerator and for holding iced drinks; urns and flasks, not of precious metal; vases, not of precious metal; flower pots; flower-pot covers, not of paper; Watering cans and watering devices in the nature of sprinklers and hoses for watering plants and flowers; Holders for flowers and plants; Pottery, namely, bowls, plates, cups, mugs, and vases; candy boxes, not of precious metal; fitted picnic baskets; candelabra, candlesticks, candle rings and candle extinguishers, none being of precious metal; door handles of porcelain; knobs of porcelain; trash cans; feather dusters; furniture dusters; dust bins; Wash-tubs, in the nature of rinsing tubs; bird baths, bird cages; toilet paper holders; toilet brushes; boxes of metal for dispensing paper towels; soap dispenser, dishes for soap, soap boxes, soap holders; toilet utensils, in the nature of toilet cases for holding toilet brushes and toilet sponges; toothbrushes; toothpicks; toothpick holders, not of precious metal; fitted vanity cases; glass stoppers; shoe horns]