HERVÉ VAN DER STRAETEN

[ Apparatus for heating, namely, radiators, ceramic stoves, electric stoves, electric room air fans; ] lighting installations; lampshades, chandeliers, wall lamps, lamps, table lamps, floor lamps, electric lamps, lamp glasses, electric Chinese lanterns, lanterns for lighting, [ fairy lights for festive decoration, lamp globes, gas lamps, oil lamps, lamps for lighting, ] halogen lamps [, portable lighting apparatus in the nature of portable utility lights; portable lamps; spotlights; floodlights; light bulbs; standard lamps; lamps for mood lighting ]

Jewelry, precious stones; [ timepieces and chronometric instruments; ] precious metals and alloys thereof; works of art of precious metal; [ boxes of precious metal; jewelry cases caskets; cases caskets for jewels; wall clocks; figurines as statuettes of precious metal; charms; ] fashion jewelry [ ; key rings trinkets or fobs of precious metals ]

Furniture, mirrors [, picture frames ]; [ drawer pulls of wood, cork, reed, cane, wicker, horn, bone, ivory, whalebone, shell, amber, mother-of-pearl, meerschaum, substitutes for all these materials, or of plastics; ] seats of all types, chairs, armchairs, settees, divans, sofas, [ beds, ] stools, ottomans, [ cushions ] and easy chairs; works of art of wood [, wax, plaster or plastic ]; bedside tables, chests of drawers, non-metal chests, sideboards, cupboards; storage furniture; coat hangers; bookcases; desks, office furniture; writing desks, tables, coffee tables, sideboards, plate racks; TV furniture, computer furniture [, furniture for audio and video equipment; magazine racks; modular furniture parts; storage racks; shelf racks for storage; ladders of wood or plastics; decorative boxes of wood or plastic; furniture chests; domestic fire screens; book rests; decorative mobiles ]

[ Kitchen containers; combs and bath sponges; cleaning brushes for household use; brush-making materials; hand-operated cleaning rags and pads; steel wool; unworked or semi-worked glass except building glass; porcelain dinnerware; earthenware mugs, saucepans and basins; bottles sold empty; works of art made of porcelain, terracotta or glass; statues or figurines as statuettes made of porcelain, terracotta or glass; toilet utensils or cases in the nature of toilet brushes and brush holders; trash cans; drinking glasses, stained glass, enameled glass; tea and coffee services, plates, bowls, fruit bowls, decanters, ice buckets, dishes, salad bowls, decorative centerpieces made of earthenware; vases; pottery pots; ] candlesticks; non-electric candelabra