Pham, Henry

BONWELL

Tableware, namely, knives, forks and spoons; Serving knives; Forks; Spoons; Personal grooming devices, namely, nail files, nail clippers, cuticle pushers, tweezers, nail and cuticle scissors, manicure sets, and razors; Non-electric fruit and vegetable peelers; Gardening tools, namely, trowels, weeding forks, spades, hoes, and shovels;Beverage glassware; Cookie cutters; Cutting boards; Tea infusers; Colanders; Whisks; Glass jars; Drinking glasses; Mugs; Bottle openers; Corkscrews; Drinking straws; Ice cube molds; Insulated sleeves for beverage bottles for domestic use; Wine glasses; Decorative ceramic tiles not for use as building materials; Salt and pepper shakers; Cooking funnels; Household utensils, namely, chopsticks, skimmers and spatulas and refuse bins; Cake molds; Sandwich cutters; Cleaning sponges; Latex gloves for domestic use; Serving dishes; Carafes; Cheese board and knife sets; Plastic condiment bottles sold empty; Salad tongs; Pasta serving utensils; Chopsticks; Candle holders; Drinking cups; Cocktail picks; Beverage stirrers; Dishes; Plates; Bowls; Bottle stoppers specially adapted for use with wine bottles; Bath brushes; Hair brushes; Silicone ice pop forms and ice glass forms; Non-metal coin banks; Porcelain boxes; Gardening gloves; Cookware, namely, steamers; Steamer baskets, pots and pans; Bakeware; Serving trays; Vases; Saucers; Cups; Household or kitchen utensils; Containers not of precious metal but made of plastics, porcelain, ceramic, and synthetic material, namely, strainers, picnic bags sold empty, fitted picnic bags, and bags in the nature of insulated bags for food or beverage for domestic use; Pots; Buckets; Dippers in the nature of kitchen ladles; Rinsing bath tubs; Dust bins; Bread bins; General purpose storage bins for household use; Flower pots; Brush making materials; Combs; Un-worked or semi- worked glass except glass used in building; Toothbrushes; Ironing boards; Iron stands; Small hand-operated household and kitchen devices, namely, non-electric food blenders, non-electric juicers, and non-electric coffee grinders; Objects of art made of porcelain and glass; Shoe horns; Cooking utensils in the nature of grills; Non-electric pressure cookers; Devices for personal hygiene and beauty care and cosmetic devices, namely, brushes for hair, nails, make- up and teeth; Tableware not of precious metal nor coated therewith, namely, table plates, bowls, cups, and dishes; Butter-dish covers; Cheese- dish covers; Egg cups; Fruit cups; Trivets; Soup bowls; Sugar bowls; Teapots; Salt cellars; Pepper pots; Table goblets; Serving platters; Salad bowls; Decanters; Vases not of precious metal; Candlesticks; Glass spice jars; Flowerpot holders made of terra-cotta, porcelain or glass; Figurines of porcelain, terra-cotta and glass; Tea caddies not made of precious metals; Plastic household coffee storage containers;Air mattresses for use when camping; Air mattresses, not for medical purposes; Bamboo blinds; Bed pillows; Beds; Benches; Chairs; Coatstands; Cushions; Edgings of plastic for furniture; Extendible sofas; Fiber beds; Fixed nonmetallic towel dispensers; Floor pillows; Folding beds; Furniture; Furniture partitions; Furniture, namely, sales and display counters; Hammock stands; Hooks, not of metal, for clothes rails; Inflatable mattresses for use when camping; Inflatable pillows; Metal furniture and furniture for camping; Frame brackets; Pillows; Plate racks; Shelves for file cabinets; Shoe racks; Sleeping bag pads; Sleeping pads; Sofas; Storage racks; Tables; Towel racks; Wind chimes; Wine racks; Wood bedsteads; Mirrors; Picture frames; Shelves; Armchairs; Settees; Seats; Lounge chairs; Curtain rings; Curtain rods; Curtain holders in the nature of curtain rods not of textile material; Boxes made of wood and boxes made of plastic; Letter boxes, not of metal or masonry; Toy chests; Plant stands, namely, flower pot pedestals and flower stands; Umbrella stands; Non-metal clothes hooks;