EDITABLE

AU BAIN MARIE

Hand-operated hand tools and implements, namely, non-mechanical can openers, nutcrackers not of precious metal, [ non-electric sugar nippers, curling tongs, namely, non-electric curling irons, vegetable choppers, ] oyster-openers, [ gardening tools, namely, trowels, weeding forks, spades, and hoes, nail files, nail nippers, tweezers, ] cutlery, forks and spoons, [ side arms, other than firearms, namely, hunting knives and swords, razors, and ] crab, asparagus, champagne and snail tongs;[ Textile fabrics for home and commercial interiors; pocket handkerchiefs; canvas for tapestry or embroidery; table linen, namely, table runners, napkins, tablecloths, and place mats; oilcloth; hand towels; towels for drying drinking glasses; table mats not of paper; bed linen, namely, blankets, sheets, bed covers, pillowcases, and sewn covers as sheet substitutes; bath linen, namely, face towels and washing mitts; table throws made of textile material; cheese cloth; travelling rugs; billiard cloth; Textile fabrics for the manufacture of saris; textile tissues for removing make-up ];The English translation of AU BAIN MARIE in the mark is IN A BAIN MARIE.;[ Candle rings of precious metal; non-electric coffee-pots of precious metal; kitchen containers of precious metal; kitchen utensils of precious metal, namely, kitchen tongs; toothpick holders of precious metal; ] Gold and silver tableware excluding cutlery, namely, plates, pepper shakers and pepper pots, sugar bowls, salt cellars, butter dishes, dishes, cups, porringers, saucers, soup tureens, decanters, pots, ewers, cruet stands, vinegar bottles sold empty, mustard pots, serving trays, drinking cups, egg cups, crumb trays, corkscrews, and salad bowls; anti-drip bottle rings, namely, wine drip collars specially adapted for use around the top of wine bottles to stop drips; bowls; fitted picnic baskets; small bottles sold empty; hip flasks; cocktail picks; pie and cake servers; oven to table racks, namely, toast holders; knife rests; food domes for foodstuffs, namely, dish covers; bread baskets for domestic use; domestic cooling dishes for holding baked goods after they are removed from oven; salt shakers; drinking glasses, namely, tumblers and goblets; decorative table centerpieces made of crystal, china, terra cotta, earthenware, glass, porcelain, and ceramic; coffee services; tea services; tea cups; tea caddies; liqueur sets, namely, decanters and shot glasses, sold as a unit; non-electric candelabras; candlesticks; candle extinguishers of precious and non-precious metal; [ perfume burners; utensils for household and kitchen use not of precious metal or coated therewith, namely, spatulas, turners, sieves, pot and pan scrapers, rolling pins, and whisks; ] tableware not of precious metal, namely, plates; candle rings; bottle openers; insulating flasks; thermal insulated bottles for beverages sold empty; [ metal skewers for cooking; lemon squeezers; ] dish covers; toothpick pots; toothpick holders; siphons for carbonated water, namely, gas pressurized beverage siphon containers sold empty; spice sets comprised of spice racks and spice bottles sold empty; perfume burners; [ cleaning sponges; dishes for soap; towel rails; ] table napkin rings; watering cans; cake domes; vessels of metal for making ices and iced drinks, namely, cocktail shakers; [ non-electric fruit squeezers; attachments for diffusing perfumes and disinfectants, namely, plastic spray nozzles; aerosol dispensers not for medical purposes; trash cans; ] baskets of wicker, wood, straw, and cloth; flower pots; flower-pot covers not of paper; bread boards; cutting boards; [ ironing boards; ] brooms; non-electric egg beaters; pouring spouts for household use; non-electric kettles; heat insulated containers for beverages; [ non-electric drying racks for clothes; non-electric trouser presses; stretchers for trousers; non-electric food mixers for household purposes; ] butter-dish covers; cheese-dish covers; drinking flasks for travelers; glassware, namely, glass stoppers, cruets, beer mugs, and jars; porcelain and earthenware sets used on tables, for lunch, for tea, and for coffee comprising porcelain and earthenware cups, saucers, and dishes; [ hand-operated coffee grinders; non-electric coffee percolators; ] vases; works of art and busts made of china, terra-cotta or glass; toiletry sets comprised of bottles sold empty; [ soap containers; soap dispensers; boxes for dispensing paper towels; sponge holders; stands for shaving brushes; shaving brushes; hair brushes; toothbrushes; cosmetic brushes; non-woven fabric cosmetic wipes for removing make-up; combs; material for brush-making; cleaning cloths; steel wool; ] glass storage jars; decorative glass bottles sold empty; boxes for sweetmeats [ shoe stretchers; shoe trees; boot jacks; shoe horns; brushes for footwear; shoe polish applicators not containing shoe wax; tie presses ];