(CANCELLED) IC 021. US 002 013 023 029 030 033 040 050. G & S: Kitchen housewares, namely, cutting boards and bakeware; cookware, namely, steamers, steamer inserts, saucepans, non-electric griddles, frying pans, metal cooking pans, glass cooking pans, cooking pots, pot lids, non-electric coffee pots; and household kitchen utensils, namely, napkin holders, towel holders, banana hangers, trivets, strainers, turners, tongs, whisks, basters, bottle openers, pot and pan scrapers, spatulas, graters, colanders, scoops, salt and pepper shakers, cookie presses, cookie cutters, sifters, ladles, garlic presses, basting brushes, mixing bowls, rolling pins, wine cork screws, sieves, funnels, spice racks, coaster sets comprising coasters not of linen or paper, wooden mixing and serving spoons, serving forks, pepper grinders, non-electric salad spinners, and wine racks. FIRST USE: 20050514. FIRST USE IN COMMERCE: 20050514
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