HAMSARD 3636 LIMITED

EST. 1800 MASON CASH ENGLAND

The mark consists of the wording MASON CASH in bold capital lettering. The word ENGLAND is above and EST. 1800 below with a design of a decorative bowl between EST. and 1800.;Hand operated hand tools and implements, namely hand operated kitchen cutting tools; hand operated kitchen appliances for chopping food; kitchen knives; table cutlery; non-electric slicers for foodstuffs; mortars and pestles for pounding for kitchen use; scissors; hand operated fruit and vegetable corers; hand operated cutters for foodstuffs; kitchen tongs; carving knives and forks; hand operated fruit and vegetable shredders; palette knives; hand operated fruit and vegetable peelers; scrapers being a hand tool; and structural parts and fittings for the aforesaid goods;Stationery; printed books and booklets in the field of cooking and food preparation; cookbooks; pamphlets in the field of cooking and food preparation; printed recipe cards; bags for foodstuffs being paper or plastic food storage bags for household use; bags for cooking, namely plastic oven cooking bags and microwave cooking bags; baking paper; baking parchment paper; boxes of paper or cardboard; cake boxes of cardboard; cake toppers made from paper or cardboard; decoration and art materials and media, namely decorative paper centrepieces, paper party decorations, paper cake decorations; decorations of cardboard or paper for foodstuffs; stencils; plastic films, sheets and bags for wrapping and packaging; and parts and fittings for the aforesaid goods, included in this class;ESTABLISH ONE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED MASON CASH ENGLAND;Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.;Bakeware; ovenware; beverageware; glasses being drinking vessels; mugs, cups and saucers; tableware being coffee and tea services, dishes; crockery, namely, pots, dishes, drinking cups and saucers, bowls, serving bowls and trays; bowls; basins in the nature of bowls; boxes for foodstuffs, namely, sandwich boxes, lunch boxes, candy boxes, bread boxes, boxes for sweetmeats; plastic containers, namely, cake boxes for household use; dishes for cooking or serving foodstuffs, namely baking dishes and serving dishes; baking stones being pizza stones; pans and pots; oven tins and trays being baking trays; tins, cake rings, egg rings, cookery moulds, pans and dishes for cooking, baking, serving or storing foodstuffs; baking utensils, namely, pastry brushes, basting brushes, cake brushes; washing-up brushes; jugs; earthenware, glass, porcelain, plastic storage jars; earthenware, glass, porcelain, plastic utensil jars; glass preserving jars; bread bins; bread baskets; bottles sold empty; bottle coolers being insulating sleeve holders for bottles; bottle openers; corkscrews; butter dishes; non-electric cafetieres; cake stands; cake servers; turntables for cake decoration; candle holders; canister sets; chopping boards for kitchen use; food preparation mats; covers for dishes containing food being kitchen utensils; non-electric graters and grinders for foodstuffs; non-electric juicers; sieves and colanders; hand operated sifters and flour shakers; serving trays; trivets; serving platters; soup tureens; non-electric tagines; cooking funnels; egg cups; egg nests being egg cups; knife blocks; whisks; spatulas for kitchen use; steamers being cookware; cookie or biscuit cutters; sauceboats; oven gloves being oven mitts; nozzles for confectioners' decorating bags; sticks for lollipops; sticks for cake pops; sticks for frozen confections; spoon rests; coasters not of paper or textile; oven-to-table bakeware and ovenware; rolling pins; scrapers for household use; skillets; cooking skewers; spice racks; pet feeding and drinking bowls; nutcrackers; cake boards and drums being cake rests; cardboard cake stands; paper cases for cakes, muffins or sweets being baking cups of paper; and structural parts and fittings for the aforesaid goods;ENGLAND AND EST. 1800;Cardboard display stands for foodstuffs;