Candles; waxes; tapers; night lights; wicks; illuminants.

Printed matter; books, printed matter and periodical publications; photograph albums; photograph stands; catalogues, document files; boxes of paper or cardboard for documents; stationery, posters, diaries and calendars; brochures; paper, cardboard, paper articles, cardboard articles not included in other classes, bookbinding articles and materials, photographs, stationery, household and stationery adhesives and adhesive tapes, wrapping and packaging materials not included in other classes, artists' materials (with the exception of appliances); address and note pads, albums, water-colours, atlases, paper and plastic bags, paper bibs, paper curtains, blotting paper, book ends, bookmarks, boxes for writing instruments and writing instrument holders, writing materials and instruments, confetti, transfers, adhesive tape dispensers (stationery articles), embroidery patterns, clothes patterns, engravings, files, paper covers for flower-pots, leaflets or folders, plastic or paper refuse bags, greetings cards, hat boxes (cardboard), toilet paper, personal organisers and pages for the same, book jackets, labels, staples, cards, paper beer mats, modelling materials, photograph mountings, paper serviettes, notebooks, desk blotters, pencil sharpeners, paper table cloths, paper napkins, paper tissues, postcards, etchings, packaging ribbons and tapes, stands for writing instruments, paper table linen, paper hand towels.

Bags, briefcases, card cases, suitcases, handbags, wallets, purses, waterbags, credit card holders, diary cases, hat boxes, key fobs, key cases, straps, luggage labels [tags], note pads holders, sport bags, trunks and travelling bags; umbrellas, parasols and walking sticks.

Furniture; cushions and pillows; picture frames; jewellery boxes; cutlery boxes; coat hangers and coatstands; figurines; wall plaques; goods (not included in other classes) made principally or wholly of wood, cork, reed, cane, wicker, horn, bone, ivory, whalebone, shell, amber, mother-of-pearl, meerschaum and substitutes for all these materials or of plastics; fire screens, fire guards, mirrors, clothes hooks, curtain hooks, curtain rails, curtain rings, curtain rods, curtain rollers, curtain tie-backs, embroidery frames, fans for personal use, bed fittings, door fittings, furniture fittings, window fittings, hampers, hat stands, magazine racks, mattresses, mirror tiles, screens, statues of wood, wax, plaster or plastic, umbrella stands, wickerwork, writing desks; picture stands; wicker baskets; billboards and display units, bolsters, coat and hat pegs (non-metallic), clothes-pegs, plastic packaging containers, cradles, clothes covers, decorative bead curtains; pedestals for flower pots, flower stands (floral arrangements), head rests (furniture), dog and pet kennels, non-metallic boards and panels for keys, mobiles (decorative objects), non-metallic name plates, dressers, display shelves for newspapers and magazines, stair-carpet rods, trays, all the aforementioned products insofar as they are not included in other classes; ornaments and statuettes included in this class; wooden or plastic boxes, bedding with the exception of bed linen; non-metallic household and kitchen baskets; non-metallic cases, cabinets and chests, non-metallic shelves for furniture and storage space in the form of shelves not included in other classes; non-illuminating and non-metallic house numbers, non-metallic and non-masonry letter boxes; non-metallic and non-textile wall plaques; sofas and armchairs.

Household and kitchen utensils; tableware; glassware, porcelain, stoneware and chinaware; porcelain; ceramic and pottery ware, tea services and coffee services; ornaments; baskets; candlesticks; candle holders and candelabras, coasters, napkin holders; cooking ladles; cooking utensils and containers as well as parts and equipment for the same not included in other classes; vacuum containers, crockery, drinking vessels, combs, sponges and brushes (with the exception of paintbrushes), cleaning materials, raw or semi-processed glass; earthenware not included in other classes; abrasive pads for use in the kitchen, steel wool, bowls, basins and tools for kitchen use include class and which are not made of precious metals; non-electrical bed-warmers, drinking containers; shoetrees, bottle openers, bottles, breadbaskets, breadboards, cheeseboards, chopping boards, brooms, mops, tubs, buckets or pails, butter dishes, cake moulds, chamberpots, chamois leathers for cleaning, clothes dryers, clothes drying racks, coal buckets, manual coffee grinders and non-electrical coffee filters; non-electrical coffee-makers not made of precious metals, frying pans and cooking pots, lids for frying pans and cooking pots, ice buckets, corkscrews, cosmetic utensils, cruets and oil and vinegar sets not made of precious metals, cake moulds; egg cups, cups, beakers and tumblers, pitchers, saucers, dishes, sauce and gravy boats all made of materials other than precious metals; fruit bowls, glasses (containers), soap dispensers and holders, dusting cloths, egg timers, flower pots, flower-pot covers, fly whisks; non-electrical fruit squeezers and garlic presses for household use, jars, gloves and graters for domestic use, grill pans, non-electrical spice mills, non-metallic money boxes, cooking moulds and stands, mouse-traps, nail brushes, napkin rings not made from precious metals; tableware, hand salt and peppers mills; waste paper containers, mustard pots, perfume sprays and atomizers, picnic baskets, powder cases none made of precious metals, powder puffs; cages for birds and small domestic animals; trouser presses, dustbins, rolling pins, watering cans, watering-can spray heads, salt cellars not made of precious metals, shoe horns, sieves (household utensils), spice sets, non-electrical lemon squeezers, tea strainers, caddies and infusers and teapots all made of materials other than precious metals; devices for maintaining the shape of ties; toilet bags, toilet-paper dispensers, toothbrushes, toothpicks; trays for domestic use and not made of precious metals; insulated bottles and flasks, vases not made of precious metals; worked and semi-worked glass (with the exception of glass used in construction); porcelain, china, earthenware or glass statuettes and pomanders; aerosol dispensers for non-medical use; kitchen ladles; soap and sweet boxes and tins not made of precious metals; candlesticks not made of precious metals; decanter stands other than those made of paper or fabric; cake dishes not made of precious metals, decanters not made of precious metals; porcelain and china knobs.

Awnings, sash cords, cords for hanging pictures, hammocks, nets, tents, ropes, string, sacks and bags of textile for packaging.

Woven and textile products not included in other classes; textile piece goods; fabrics; plastic substitutes for fabrics; bed and table covers; textile articles; furniture covers; cushion covers; cloths; bath linen; household linen; table linen, table napkins of textile, tea towels; bed clothes, bed linen, bedspreads; sleeping bags; pillowcases, covers for quilts and eiderdowns, blinds of textile; coverlets; quilts, eiderdowns; face towels of textile; textile tissues for removing make up; flannels; handkerchiefs of textile; towels of textile; table mats and coasters; travelling rugs, mattress covers, bumpers for cots, dish cloths, curtains, textile wall coverings, mosquito nets, flags, banners; curtains used as interior blinds.

Clothing, footwear, headgear; boots; shoes; slippers; neckwear; underclothing; sleeping garments; stockings, tights, socks; aprons, smocks; bibs; swimwear; gloves; mittens; layettes; scarves, sashes and shawls; bathing caps; belts; braces; suspenders; collars, cuffs; ear muffs; fittings for boots and shoes.

Carpets, rugs, straw mats; mats and matting; linoleum and other material for covering existing floors; wallpaper and non-textile wall hangings; ceiling paper; borders for decorating walls.

The bringing together, for the benefit of others, of a variety of goods, enabling customers to conveniently view and purchase those goods from a clothing, clothing accessories, furniture and home decorating products catalogue, or a general merchandise catalogue, by mail order or by means of telecommunications; the bringing together, for the benefit of others, of a variety of goods, enabling customers to conveniently view and purchase those goods in a department store; the bringing together, for the benefit of others, of a variety of goods, enabling customers to conveniently view and purchase those goods from a general merchandise Internet web site; information, professional intermediation and consultancy services in relation to the sale of goods, advisory and consultancy relating to all the aforesaid.