Trademark Class 21: Household Goods and Kitchen Tools

This is an extensive guide to Class 21 of the Trademark Filing Classification. Trademarks need to be applied for or registered within specific classes, each of which represents a unique category of goods or services. In this article, we thoroughly examine the items that belong to Class 21 of trademark classification.

Trademark Class 21

Trademark Class 21 covers items used in the home or kitchen, including utensils and containers; combs and sponges; brushes (excluding paintbrushes); materials for making brushes; cleaning products; steel wool; unprocessed or partially processed glass (excluding glass intended for construction); and glassware, porcelain, and pottery that are not categorized in other classes.The items listed below are also categorized under Class 21.:

• Tools and containers intended for domestic and culinary purposes, such as kitchen tools, buckets, and various pans made from materials like iron, aluminum, plastic, or others, as well as small manual devices for chopping, grinding, or pressing.
• Electric combs;
• Electric toothbrushes;
• Dish stands and decanter stands.

Thus, Trademark Class 21 primarily encompasses small, manually-operated tools and devices intended for home and kitchen use, along with toilet items, glass products, and porcelain articles.The items listed below should NOT be categorized under Class 21:

• Specific items made from glass, porcelain, and ceramic materials (refer to the Alphabetical List of Goods);
• Cleaning preparations, soaps, etc.;
• Compact devices for chopping, grinding, or pressing that are powered by electricity.
• Razors and shaving tools, clippers (manual devices), as well as metal tools and equipment for manicure and pedicure.
• Cooking utensils, electric;
• Toilet mirrors.

A detailed inventory of items categorized under Trademark Class 21.

The items listed below should be categorized under Trademark Class 21: