Trade Mark Journal No.2026/030 24 July 2026

UK00004383909 7 May 2026 (9,14,16,18,21,24,25,28,35,36,37,40,41,42,43)

International priority date claimed: 11 November 2025 (United States of America) (99490202)

Class 9: Sunglasses; cases for eyeglasses; chains for eyeglasses; decorative magnets; cell phone cases; reading glasses; computer cases; cell phone holder; cell phone accessories, being covers, cases, straps; computer mouse pad; downloadable computer software; downloadable computer software used for searching and matching persons' names in the fields of the arts and humanities; downloadable computer software, comprising a thesaurus of related terms and words for use in indexing and cataloguing artworks and cultural properties; downloadable computer software, featuring the names of individuals, related biographical and geographical information and related references to other publications for use in indexing and cataloguing artworks and cultural properties.
Class 14: Jewelry; necklaces; earrings; bracelets; cuff links; rings being jewelry; key chains; watches; clocks; pins being jewelry; tie clips.
Class 16: Stationery; printed matter; Stationery and writing instruments, namely, pen, pencils, erasers, printed note books, printed post cards, printed greeting cards, blank writing journals, book marks, paper napkins, paper tissues, paper weights; printed books in the field of art and architecture; money clips; passport holders; sketchbooks; art prints; printed posters; printed photographs; artist's materials being canvas for painting; colored pencils; paintbrushes; wrapping paper; printed calendars; stickers; paper coasters.
Class 18: Tote bags; umbrellas; wallets; toiletry bags sold empty; handbags; purses; key cases; walking sticks; credit card cases; travel bags; luggage tags; back packs; luggage; animal apparel, and pet collars, leashes and harnesses.
Class 21: China ornaments; cups; plastic and leather coasters; vases; bowls; plates; wine stoppers being bottle stoppers specially adapted for use with wine bottles; serving trays; napkin rings; beverage glassware; bottle openers; decanters; household utensils, namely, sieves, graters, spatulas, spoons and salad tongs and containers for household use; serving platters and bowls; lunch boxes; figurines of porcelain; terracotta; glass; water bottles sold empty.
Class 24: Cloth banners; tea towels; cloth table napkins; cloth coasters; bed and table linens not of paper; textile place mats; textile wall hangings; towels.
Class 25: Clothing and apparel, namely, tops, bottoms, sweatpants, sweatshirts, shirts, pants, jackets, hats, scarves; headwear; cloth face coverings in the nature of knit face masks being headwear; ties; aprons; socks; footwear; belts.
Class 28: Playing cards; puzzles; stuffed animals; kaleidoscopes; Christmas tree ornaments; toys; games and playthings for children and adults, namely, dolls, toy vehicles, play balls, board games, and stuffed animals.
Class 35: Retail store services and gift store services featuring clothing, fashion accessories, jewelry, books, videos, stationery, and kitchenware; providing advisory, consultancy and information services relating to all the aforesaid.
Class 36: Financial and monetary services; finance services; fundraising and financial sponsorship; provision of charitable fundraising services; Grant funding for institutions, museums, scholars, and projects, all in the fields of the arts and humanities; providing advisory, consultancy and information services relating to all the aforesaid.
Class 37: Conservation and preservation services for works of art; Conservation and preservation services for works of art, not including photographs, and for cultural properties, namely cultural objects, buildings, historic cities, towns and structures and archeological sites; providing advisory, consultancy and information services relating to all the aforesaid.
Class 40: Photographic preservation and conservation services; providing advisory, consultancy and information services relating to all the aforesaid.
Class 41: Education services; entertainment services; organizing, arranging and conducting of educational, cultural or entertainment events, exhibitions, lectures, conferences, and seminars; Museum services and educational services, namely, conducting classes and seminars in the field of art; educational and museum services in the arts and humanities, namely, museum services; conducting art exhibitions; providing guided museum tours; providing guided field tours in the arts and humanities; organizing and conducting lectures, classes, in the fields of the arts and humanities; developing and disseminating educational materials for others in the fields of the arts and humanities; conducting classes and workshops for students and members of the general public in the field of arts and humanities; conducting art education classes and workshops at the primary and secondary levels; library services; providing entertainment in the nature of live musical, theatrical and dance presentations; research in the fields of the arts and humanities; information services, namely, providing information pertaining to the arts and humanities over a global computer network; providing online research databases in the fields of the arts and humanities; providing advisory, consultancy and information services relating to all the aforesaid.
Class 42: Promoting public awareness of the importance of the arts and humanities; promoting public awareness of the need for an international standard for describing art, antiques and antiquities through the creation of a uniform system for the classification of arts; promoting public awareness of the importance of the conservation and preservation of works of arts and cultural properties; archaeological services; archaeological services, namely arranging and conducting archaeological field projects and managing archaeological sites; providing temporary use of non-downloadable computer software; providing temporary use of non-downloadable computer software used for searching and matching persons' names in the fields of the arts and humanities; providing temporary use of non-downloadable computer software, comprising a thesaurus of related terms and words for use in indexing and cataloguing artworks and cultural properties; providing temporary use of non-downloadable computer software, featuring the names of individuals, related biographical and geographical information and related references to other publications for use in indexing and cataloguing artworks and cultural properties; providing advisory, consultancy and information services relating to all the aforesaid.
Class 43: Restaurant services; providing advisory, consultancy and information services relating to all the aforesaid.

The J.Paul Getty Trust

Representative: CMS Cameron McKenna Nabarro Olswang LLP