02.01.34 - Monsters (not robots); Other grotesque including men formed by plants or objects
04.07.01 - Person formed by plants; Plants forming a person; Plants or combinations of plants representing a person; Plants representing a person
05.11.08 - Corn without husks; Ears of corn without husks
09.05.06 - Chef's Hat
11.03.10 - Paper plates, full; Plates, dinnerware, full
26.03.03 - Incomplete ovals; Ovals, incomplete
26.03.07 - Ovals with a decorative border, including scalloped, ruffled and zig-zag edges
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