Letter boxes made of metal; boxes of common metal; metal kegs; windows (fittings of metal for -); fittings of metal for windows; window-stops of metal; metal window shutters; capsules of metal for bottles; bottle closures of metal; cashboxes [metal or non-metal]; grips, knobs of metal; blinds of metal; boxes of common metal; baskets of metal; furniture (fittings of metal for -); metal casters for furniture; mobile boarding stairs of metal for passengers; name plaques of metal; house numbers of metal, non-luminous; safes [metal or non-metal]; signs made of metal (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); chimney cowls of metal; chimney pots of metal; chimney shafts of metal; ladders of metal; metal kegs; step stools of metal; ironwork for doors; metal door hardware; bars (latch -) of metal; metal doorknockers; trays of metal; hat-hanging hooks of metal; metal chests; metal clothing rods; hooks for clothing of metal; hooks of metal for clothes rails; key cabinets [of metal]; metal latches

Sheath knives; knives [of metal]; cutlery (tableware); tableware (knives, forks and spoons); oyster-openers (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); meat choppers [hand tools]; fruit corers; table forks; mandolins for slicing vegetables; hand-operated vegetable slicers/peelers; skinning animals (instruments and tools for -); vegetable spiralizers, hand-operated; foundry ladles (hand tools); mandolins for cutting food; spoons; scaling knives; non-electric tin openers; non-electric egg slicers; non-electric cheese wedges; cutters (pizza-) [non-electric]; tweezers; hair-removing tweezers; plastic spoons, table forks and table knives; baby spoons, table forks and table knives; silver plate (knives, forks and spoons); mezzaluna chopper; vegetable choppers; eyelash curlers; shoe scrapers [hand tools]; salad clip

Digital weather stations

Pillows for medical purposes

Sanitary fittings; toilet seats [wood]; shower cubicles [of metal] with metal frames; shower cubicles without metal frames; shower doors; spray handsets for showers; shower bath installations; shower systems, consisting of shower installations; shower bath fittings; water shower apparatus; shower drains; shower mixer valves; mixer taps for water pipes; bedwarmers; warming pans; breadmakers; bread baking machines; toasters; fruit roasters; showers; shower cabins; ice machines and apparatus; electric steam cookers; electric lamp bulbs; electric warming equipment; pads [cushions] (heating -), electric, not for medical purposes; electric cooktops; electric cooking appliances; electric cool boxes; electric lamps; torches (pocket ?), electric; thermo-pots, electric; waffle makers [electric]; electric laundry (clothes) dryers; kettles, electric; sockets for electric lights; vaporiser aparatus for facial saunas; barbecue stoves (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); dryers (hair -); radiator caps; fan heaters; stove tops (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); radiator heaters; heating apparatus; air conditioning apparatus; cooking apparatus and installations; cooking boilers; stoves for cooking; cook tops (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); chandeliers; fairy lights for festive decoration; lanterns for lightning; lava rocks for use in barbecues grills; luminous tubes for lighting; discharge tubes, electric, for lighting; airy lights for festive decoration (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); light diffusers; reheaters (air -); filters for airconditioning (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); air filtering installations; air cooling devices; air cleaning and air purifying apparatus and machines; spa baths; air sterilisers; air driers [dryers]; multi-cookers (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); furnaces and ovens; fumigation apparatus, not for medical purposes; dampers (heating); flues (chimney -); ornamental fountains; streetlamp (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); hot plates; toilets (water closets); toilet bowls; toilet seats; water flushing installations for toilets; drinking water (filters for -); desiccating apparatus; drying apparatus and installation; dryers for apparatus (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); fans [air-conditioning-]; hot water bags; hotplates; heated display cabinets; ornamental fountains; fireplaces [domestic]; shower floor drains of metal; shower floor drains; bath cubicles, not of metal; vanity units for basins [only of wood]

Struts of metal; carts for bussing tables

Jewellery boxes [of wood/metal/leather and not of metal]; watch boxes [of wood and of plastic]; decorative caskets for jewellery; presentation caskets for clocks and watches; jewellery pins for use on hats; jewellery rolls; jewelry cases; hat jewellery hat jewellery (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations)

Bags (garbage-) of paper or of plastics; file boxes for storage of business and personal records; desk tidies folders (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); desktop in baskets (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); desk organisers (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); framed or unframed paintings or graphic prints; slate pencils; writingslates (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); blackboards

Figurines of stone, concrete or marble; chimney pots, not of metal; chimney pots (not of metal); lenghtening pieces, not of metal, for chimneys (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); statues of stone, concrete or marble; accordion doors, not of metal

Bathroom furniture [wood/plastic, metal]; racks [furniture] of wood, plastic, metal; chests for indoors; dresser tables and pouffes (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); chairs and stools; hooks, not of metal, for clothes rails; coathooks, not of metal; chairs (armchairs); pouffes; file trays of plastic (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); storage in the form of furniture; kitchen furniture; clothes hangers not of metal; hangers for clothiers (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); picture frames [wood/plastic/metal]; picture frames; dressing tables; dressing tables; boxes of wood or plastic; bathroom furniture; bathroom shelves; shelves for bathroom use [furniture]; wine racks; basement racks [furniture]; side tables; racks [furniture] [of wood/plastic/metal]; dinig tables (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); bathroom vanities; bathroom mirrors; wall decorations [of wood/wax/plastic] (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); adhesive wall decorations, not of paper or metal; serving tables; shelves being nursery furniture [of wood]; key cabinets [of wood and of plastic]; key holders (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); tea chests; boxes made of wood and plastics; rocking chairs [of wood]; bedside tables [of wood]; wooden chests of drawers; book rests [of wood]; folding tables [of wood]; children's desks [of wood]; wall shelves, made of wood; dressboys (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); racks for firewood [of wood and metal] (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); clothing rails, not of metal (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); coat pegs [stands] non-metallic; clothes hooks, not of metal; collapsible wardrobes [of metal]; high stools [of wood, metal and plastic]; high tables [of wood, metal and plastic]; shower curtain rails of metal; towel racks, freestanding; cussions (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); cushions of viscoelastic foam; supporting cushion pads (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); pharmacy cabinets; cabinets (medicine -); trestles (furniture); bamboo curtains; benches (furniture); cots for babies; beds; beds for household pets; bedsteads [wood]; bed casters, not of metal; boxes of wood or plastic; letter boxes not made of metal or masonry; bookshelves; bookcases; bookshelves; buffets [furniture]; wagons (dinner ?) [furniture]; furniture (office-); busts of wood, wax, plaster or plastic; shower seats; furniture shelves; bottle closures, not of metal; chopping blocks (tables); freestanding partitions (furniture); coatstands; curtain hooks; plate racks; bathtub grab bars, not of metal; hand held mirrors [toilet mirrors]; towel dispensers, not of metal, fixed; towel stands [furniture]; house numbers (non-luminous, not of metal); covers for clothing; index cabinets [furniture]; bins, not of metal; high chairs for babies; clothes hooks, not of metal; dress-makers dummies (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); clothes lockers; coaststands (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); chests of drawers; console tables; head-rests (furniture); baskets- not of metal (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); basket ware (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); slatted bed frames; lecterns; household pets (nesting boxes for-); furniture; furniture of metal; furniture legs; furniture catches, not of metal; partitions of wood for furniture; feet for furniture; furniture casters, not of metal; doors for furniture; racks (furniture); umbrella stands; keyboards for hanging keys; trinket stands (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); cupboards; writing tables; clothes covers; looking glasses; toy boxes; standing desks; dressboys; non-metal trays; bread baskets (bakers' -); desks; tables of metal; washstands; portable desks; step ladders, not of metal; non-metallic door handles; door knockers not of metal; carts for computers (furniture); wall-mounted baby changing tables; vanity units [furniture]; diaper changing pads (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); cradle; chimes (wind ?) [decoration]; draughtman's tables (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); magazine racks; newspaper display stands; coat stands of metal; hooks (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); metal dress hangers; collapsible wardrobes of textile; racks, being furniture, not of metal; metal clothing rods; storage boxes; desk caddies; racks for cosmetics utensils; food storage boxes [of plastic]; racks for cosmetics

Trays; cutting boards; chopping boards for the kitchen; kitchen boards; bowls; cooking pot sets; kitchen vessels; laundry baskets; candelsticks; cradles for holding cosmetics; cosmetic utensils; cosmetology brushes; bathroom buckets; clotheshorses; holders of metal for toilet paper; towel rails of metal; knife rests; knife rests for the table; drinking bottles [of metal and of plastic]; barbecue tongs [of metal]; barbecue utensils [of metal]; barbecue spatulas; plant tubs [of metal and plastic]; kitchen cleaning brushes; dishwashing brushes; containers for household use; canisters for kitchen use; refuse bins, trash cans; dishwashing brushes; squeegees (cleaning apparatus); baking mats; mugs; containers for household or kitchen use; brooms; broom handles; bulb basters; pans (frying ?); pins of metal (cooking -); breadboards; bread crocks; breadbaskets for household use; ironing racks; flat-iron stands; dishes (butter); butterdishcovers; plates for diffusing aromatic oils; aromatic oil diffusers, other than reed diffusers; cups (egg -); pails; ice trays; cruets for vinegar and oil; cruet sets foroil and vinegar; chopstics; figurines of porcelain, ceramic, earthenware, terra cotta or glass; flask; bottles; moulds (kitchen utensils); molds (ice cube-); containers for household or kitchen use; poultry rings and bands; bowls for vegetables; spice sets; watering cans; ladles; spouts; glass boxes; glasses (receptacles); barbecue gloves; grills (cooking utensils); grill supports; hand-held apparatus for making pasta; pasta makers, hand-operated; manual cleaning appliances; hand operated cleaners; manual coffee grinders; hand-operated mills for household use; hand-operated pepper mills; heat-insulated containers; vaccum bottles; heat-insulated containers for beverages; thermally insulated container for food; coffee services [tableware] sets; decanters; cheese-dish covers; oven dishes; biscuit barrels; ceramics for household purposes; candle extinguishers; containers of glass for candles (candle holders); candle sticks; stretchers for clothing; garlic presses (kitchen utensils); mess tins; pots; cooking mesh bags, other than for microwaves; cooking pots; cooking utensils; baskets for domestic purposes; demijohns; kitchen vessels; kitchen implements; crockery for kitchen use; brushes for kitchen use; cold packs for chilling food and beverages; bottles (refrigerating ?); isothermal bags; works of art of porcelain, ceramic, earthenware, terra-cotta or glass; strainers for household use; knife rests for the table; shakers; mortars for the kitchen; non-electric couscous cooking pots; non-electric food steamers; egg separators, nonelectric, for household purposes; chip pans (non-electric-); fruit presses, non-electric, for household purposes; non-electric coffee filters; non electric coffee pots; non electric coffee percolators; non-electric blenders for household purposes; kitchen grinders, non-electric; wax-polishing appliances for parquet floors, non-electric; non-electric polishing apparatus and machines, for household purposes; non-electric beaters; household non-electric whisks; non-electric pressure cooking saucepans; polishing appliances, non electric, for shoes; non-electric tajine dishes; non-electric tortilla presses (kitchen utensils); portable cool boxes, non-electric / portable coolers, non-electric; non electric waffle irons; non- electric kettles; nut crackers; fruit plates; barbecue mitts and gloves; waste-paper baskets; biscuit cutters; powder boxes; perfume burners; salt cellars [shakers]; soap dishes; shoehorns; shoe brushes; shoehorns; shoe jacks; dishcovers; trivets (table utensils); soap boxes; soapholdersTrays; cutting boards; chopping boards for the kitchen; kitchen boards (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); bowls; cooking pot sets; kitchen vessels; laundry baskets; candelsticks (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); cradles for holding cosmetics; cosmetic utensils; cosmetology brushes; bathroom buckets; clotheshorses (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); holders of metal for toilet paper; towel rails of metal; knife rests; knife rests for the table; drinking bottles [of metal and of plastic]; barbecue tongs [of metal]; barbecue utensils [of metal] (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); barbecue spatulas; plant tubs [of metal and plastic]; kitchen cleaning brushes; dishwashing brushes; containers for household use; canisters for kitchen use; refuse bins, trash cans; dishwashing brushes; squeegees (cleaning apparatus) (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); baking mats; mugs; containers for household or kitchen use; brooms; broom handles; bulb basters; pans (frying ?); pins of metal (cooking -); breadboards (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); bread crocks (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); breadbaskets for household use (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); ironing racks (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); flat-iron stands; dishes (butter); butterdishcovers (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); plates for diffusing aromatic oils; aromatic oil diffusers, other than reed diffusers; cups (egg -); pails; ice trays (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); cruets for vinegar and oil; cruet sets foroil and vinegar (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); chopstics (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); figurines of porcelain, ceramic, earthenware, terra cotta or glass; flask; bottles; moulds (kitchen utensils); molds (ice cube-); containers for household or kitchen use; poultry rings and bands; bowls for vegetables; spice sets; watering cans; ladles; spouts; glass boxes; glasses (receptacles); barbecue gloves (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); grills (cooking utensils); grill supports; hand-held apparatus for making pasta; pasta makers, hand-operated; manual cleaning appliances (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); hand operated cleaners (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); manual coffee grinders (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); hand-operated mills for household use; hand-operated pepper mills; heat-insulated containers; vaccum bottles (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); heat-insulated containers for beverages; thermally insulated container for food; coffee services [tableware] sets (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); decanters; cheese-dish covers; oven dishes; biscuit barrels (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); ceramics for household purposes; candle extinguishers; containers of glass for candles (candle holders); candle sticks; stretchers for clothing; garlic presses (kitchen utensils); mess tins (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); pots; cooking mesh bags, other than for microwaves; cooking pots; cooking utensils; baskets for domestic purposes; demijohns; kitchen vessels; kitchen implements (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); crockery for kitchen use; brushes for kitchen use; cold packs for chilling food and beverages; bottles (refrigerating ?); isothermal bags (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); works of art of porcelain, ceramic, earthenware, terra-cotta or glass; strainers for household use; knife rests for the table; shakers; mortars for the kitchen; non-electric couscous cooking pots; non-electric food steamers; egg separators, nonelectric, for household purposes; chip pans (non-electric-); fruit presses, non-electric, for household purposes; non-electric coffee filters; non electric coffee pots; non electric coffee percolators; non-electric blenders for household purposes; kitchen grinders, non-electric; wax-polishing appliances for parquet floors, non-electric; non-electric polishing apparatus and machines, for household purposes; non-electric beaters; household non-electric whisks; non-electric pressure cooking saucepans; polishing appliances, non electric, for shoes; non-electric tajine dishes; non-electric tortilla presses (kitchen utensils); portable cool boxes, non-electric / portable coolers, non-electric; non electric waffle irons; non- electric kettles; nut crackers; fruit plates; barbecue mitts and gloves (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); waste-paper baskets; biscuit cutters; powder boxes (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); perfume burners; salt cellars [shakers]; soap dishes; shoehorns; shoe brushes; shoehorns; shoe jacks (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); dishcovers (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); trivets (table utensils); soap boxes; soapholders (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); soap dispensers; sieves (household utensils); lazy susans; serving ladles; napkin holders; napkin rings; piping bags; cake decorating tips and tubes; boot pulls; boot trees; trays for household purposes; trays of paper, for household purposes; centrepieces (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); services [dishes]; tableware (dinner services) (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); drinking flasks; cups; tea bag rests; tea box; infusers (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); deep cups for tea; tea strainers; pasty cutters (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); rolling pins [domestic]; plates and dishes; carpet sweepers; carpet beaters (hand instruments); toilet utensils (bodycare); toilet brushes; toilet sets (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); toilette paper holders (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); toilet roll storage units; toilet sponges; basins (bowls) and drinking vessels for animals; funnels; beverageware; drinking glass; straws (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); horns (drinking-); goblets; troughs; shaped ironing board covers; saucers; washboards (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); sugar bowls; brushes of common metal; buckets of metal (hand tools); rotating skewers; grill skewers.; soap dispensers; sieves (household utensils); lazy susans; serving ladles; napkin holders; napkin rings; piping bags; cake decorating tips and tubes; boot pulls; boot trees; trays for household purposes; trays of paper, for household purposes; centrepieces; services [dishes]; tableware (dinner services); drinking flasks; cups; tea bag rests; tea box; infusers; deep cups for tea; tea strainers; pasty cutters; rolling pins [domestic]; plates and dishes; carpet sweepers; carpet beaters (hand instruments); toilet utensils (bodycare); toilet brushes; toilet sets; toilette paper holders; toilet roll storage units; toilet sponges; basins (bowls) and drinking vessels for animals; funnels; beverageware; drinking glass; straws; horns (drinking-); goblets; troughs; shaped ironing board covers; saucers; washboards; sugar bowls; brushes of common metal; buckets of metal (hand tools); rotating skewers; grill skewers

Wall decorations of textile (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); wall hangings; shower curtains of textile or plastic; shower and bath curtains of textile or plastic; coverings of plastic for furniture; upholstery fabrics; furniture coverings of textile; picnic blankets; table mats of textile; loose coverings for furniture; table covers of textile; tablecloths not made of paper; table runners (not of paper); fitted toilet lid covers (textile)

Bathroom sets, consisting of bathroom rugs and mats; bathtub mats; wallcoverings; showermats (in the opinion of the International Bureau these terms are too vague - Rule 13.2.b) of the Common Regulations); door mats of metal; door mats; floor mats, fire resistant, for fireplaces and barbecues; gymnasium mats; yoga mats