(CANCELLED) IC 020. US 002 013 022 025 032 050. G & S: Statuettes made of wood and non-metal key rings
(CANCELLED) IC 021. US 002 013 023 029 030 033 040 050. G & S: Household objects and tableware made of porcelain, ceramic, majolica, glass, crystal glass and steel, namely, dinner-set, coffee-set, tea-set, glasses, cups, goblets, tankards, jugs, empty bottles, oil and vinegar cruettes, nutcrackers, corkscrews, openers, ladles, vases, plates, coasters, centerpieces, fire-proof baking pans, non-electric coffee pots, egg cups, toothpick holders, branched candlesticks, serviette rings; and statuettes made of porcelain, ceramic, majolica, glass, and crystal glass
23.01.02 - Bayonets; Harpoons; Hunting knives; Knives, daggers; Spears
24.01.03 - Shields or crests with letters, punctuation or inscriptions contained therein or superimposed thereon
24.09.07 - Advertising, banners; Banners
24.11.02 - Crowns open at the top
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