Manicure and pedicure articles, motars, stampers, spatulas, knives, forks, spoons, shovels, tongues, awls, prickers, whisking and kneading instruments; food-stampers, dough-rollers, graters, food-shovels, knife-sharpeners, oyster openers, metal plates for protecting thumb and fingers when slicing cheese, bottle-openers, nutcrackers and nutpealers; scissors, saws, planes and other edge tools, razors, hair and beard clippers, nail files; precious metals and their alloys, figurines; metal goods for manicure and pedicure purposes; dinner-, tea-, coffee-, mocha-, coffee- and breakfast sets; cooking-, serving; and drinking vessels; cream-, milk-, egg-, bonbon-, cake-, aperitif- and fruit sets, cruet stands for oil and vinegar, pepper casters, salt cellars, mixed pickle sets, mustard sets, plates, dishes, cups, saucers, bowls, mugs, jugs, tumblers, jars, baskets, cooking and frying pans, platters, cauldrons, boxes, tureens, basins, kettles, boilers, covers for pans, dishes, bowls or vessels, pails, holders for aroma bottles and for jam jars, bains marie, glasses and bottles with metal ornaments, bottle-racks, plates for fish bones, napkin-stands and knife-stands, tea trays, and serving trays, racks, gridirons for asparagus, kitchen sets, skimmers, pancake knives, glass holders, clips for table covers, milk boilers, strainers, pudding and pastry moulds, covers for butter dishes, for cheese and meat dishes, butter dishes, cocktail shakers, ice pails, rests for carving sets, menu-holders, braisers (a certain kind of stewing or frying pan), frying plates, filters for culinary purposes, sieves, funnels, tea-boilers, basin trays and shovels for sinks, dinner carriers, carrying handles for hot articles, transport boxes and their inner cases, boxes for dinner-carriers, kits and plates for clearing up dishes, preserving jars, big ice-jars, inner pots for coffee and tea brewing machines, serviette and doily rings, serviette chains, sugar casters, knife-rests, decorative and pouring corks, metal utensils for boiling eggs, tea-strainers and dripping cups, bottle rings against spilling, boxes and cases, cake plates and garnishment pins, drinking troughs and mangers for poultry and pets, decorative articles, to wit: table-gardens, flower-vases, cans and jugs, decorative jars, flowerpot stands, wallplates and wall ornaments, candle holders and candle sticks; brushes, combs, soap dishes, comb-trays, jars, feeding bottle carriers, religious articles, to wit: holy water jars, communion sets, offertory sets, collection boxes and plates; spice and condiments for table use, mills, cork screws; drinking mugs; pails for operation rooms, hot water dishes, bowls with hot water heating.

Metal goods, namely, handles, hafts, chains, knobs, sheaths and helves for objects for common use, for instruments, for tools, for apparatus and for machines; domestic and kitchen utensils, namely, forks, spoons, shovels, tongs, awls, prickers, dinner-, tea-, coffee-, mocca- and breakfast sets, cooking-, serving, and drinking vessels, cream-, milk-, egg-, bonbon-, cake, and fruit sets, cruet stands for oil and vinegar, pepper casters, salt cellars, mixed pickle sets, mustard sets, plates, dishes, cups, saucers, bowls, mugs, jugs, tumblers, jars, baskets, cooking and frying pans, platters, cauldrons, boxes, tureens, basins, kettles, boilers, covers for pans, dishes, bowls and vessels, pails, stainless holders for aroma-bottles and for jam jars, bains-marie, glasses and bottles with metal ornaments, bottle-racks, plates for fishbones, napkin stands and knife-stands, tea trays and serving trays, electrical tea heaters and spirit-stoves, table bells, toast-racks, spoon-racks, towel racks and drying racks, gridirons for asparagus, skimmers, pancake knives, pots and boxes for foodstuffs, spices and condiments, scummers and frying scoops, stainless glassholders, clips for table covers, milk boilers, strainers, pudding and pastry moulds, covers for butter dishes, cheese covers, and covers for meat dishes, butter dishes, cocktail shakers, pails for cooling wines, electrical warming apparatus for wine, ice pails, electrical and spirit-warming apparatus, rests for carvers, menuholders, braisiers (a certain kind of stewing or frying pan), frying plates, filters for foodstuffs and beverages, percolators, presses for foodstuffs and beverages, taps, sieves, funnels, instruments for the beating up and kneading of foodstuffs, liter measures, food crushers, dough rollers; containers for foodstuffs and beverages, namely, large pails, cooking pans, bottles and cans; boilers used as or in kitchen utensils, heating apparatus for food stuffs and beverages; vegetable-, meat-, almond-, pepper-, and coffee mills, spatulas, rasps, basin-trays and shovels for sinks, warm water dishes, warm water plates, dinner carriers, carrying handles, transport-boxes for food, milk and other liquids, and inner cases for same, boxes for dinner carriers, hay bins, kits and plates for clearing up dishes, preserving jars, great ice-jars, serviette and doily rings, serviette chains, sugar casters, food pushers, knife-rests, knife sharpeners, oyster openers, metal plates for protecting thumb and fingers when slicing cheese, bottle openers, corkscrews, decorative and pouring corks, nut-crackers, nut-peelers, tea-eggs (egg-shaped spoons, adapted to hold tea), tea-strainers and identifying numbers or figures, numbers for waiters and number- broches, bottle rings for messing, boxes and cases for table silver, cake boxes and cake cases, cake plates and garnishment pins, drinking troughs and mangers for poultry and domestic animals, knives, scissors, saws, planes and other edge tools; articles for smokers, namely, cigar, tobacco and cigarette cases, tins and boxes, match holders, match boxes, tobacco jars, cigar cups, cigarette cups, match box holders, match box stands and match cups, pipe holders, ashtrays and ash cases, cigarette extinguishers, lighters; decorative articles, namely; table gardens, flower vases, -cans and -jugs, decorative flower jars, flowerpot stands, wallplates, wall ornaments, figures, candle holders and candlesticks; hygienic toilet and medicinal articles, as well as articles for surgery, namely, mirrors, brushes, combs, tweezers and pincettes, manicure and pedicure articles, razors, razor-blades, hair and beard clippers, files, sprays, lavatory basins, soap dishes, comb-trays, thermometer trays, instrument trays, basins, tumblers for taking medicines, sterilizers, bowls and cases for bandages, spittoons, sputum mugs, pails for operating rooms, dydrostatic douches, bedpans, chamber pots, urinal carriers, glasscovers for urinals, apparatus for keeping feeding bottles warm, feeding bottle carriers, coolers for feeding bottles, powder-cans and powder boxes, nipple-trays, cottonwool trays, cypher rings for feeding bottles, mortars, funnels and crushers; auxiliary articles for photographic and cinematographic purposes, namely, fixing-baths and developing- baths; auxiliary articles for scientific, industrial and chemical purposes, namely, cisterns, tanks, filters, sieves, auxiliary articles for advertising, namely, stands for windowdressing; auxiliary articles for instruction and office supplies, namely, letter openers, bookmarkers, desk-sets, paper weights, blotting pads, religious articles, namely, holy water jars, communion sets, offertory sets, collection boxes and -plates; auxiliary articles for architectonical purposes; namely, sideboards, sinks and washing tubs; and metals and metal alloys, either not or halfworked for the manufacture of the above-mentioned articles.