(ABANDONED) IC 026. US 037 039 040 042 050. G & S: (Based on Use in Commerce) Works of art in the nature of raised designs in hand-stitched silk threads on a woven silk substrate. FIRST USE: 20070201. FIRST USE IN COMMERCE: 20071001
(ABANDONED) IC 035. US 100 101 102. G & S: (Based on Intent to Use) Art galleries; Commissioning of works of art; Conducting trade shows in the field of art
(ABANDONED) IC 042. US 100 101. G & S: (Based on Intent to Use) Authenticating works of art; Authentication in the field of art; Commercial art design; Graphic art design; Graphic arts designing
20.01.04 - Blackboards; Boards, bulletin; Boards, clip; Boards, drawing; Boards, memo; Bulletin and directory boards; Chalk boards; Clip boards; Clipboards; Easels; Memo boards; Palettes for painting (artists’ pallets)
26.01.26 - Coils; Spirals; Swirls
26.09.02 - Plain single line squares; Squares, plain single line
28.01.03 - Asian characters; Chinese characters; Japanese characters
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