What this record means
The record shows that “LOVE FLOWERS” is an abandoned application – the USPTO marked it dead after the owner, Flat Creek Mountain, Inc., failed to file a required Statement of Use following the Notice of Allowance, with the abandonment notice mailed on January 15 2008. The filing covered only Class 014, listing a long list of precious‑metal jewelry and related items such as ankle bracelets, cuff‑links, candle holders, commemorative coins and decorative boxes; a similar name used for jewelry or other precious‑metal accessories would raise the closest record‑based concern. The record does not give the owner control over every possible use of the words “love” or “flowers” in unrelated fields. Because the mark was never moved to the Supplemental Register, there is no supplemental‑register sequence to note. The latest meaningful event is the abandonment notice in 2008, and the supplied history shows no oppositions, cancellations or other enforcement actions. I'd treat this as a moderate concern if you plan to market jewelry under a similar name.
Informational only - not legal advice.Goods & services
Ankle bracelets; Badges of precious metal; Beads for use in the manufacture of jewelry; Belt buckles of precious metal; Book markers of precious metal; Bracelets; Bracelets of precious metal; Brooches; Busts of precious metal; Candle holders of precious metal; Candle snuffer and tray combination made in whole or in part of precious metal; Candle snuffers of precious metal; Candlesticks of precious metal; Charms; Chokers; Clip earrings; Clock dials; Clocks; Cloisonne pins; Coffee pots of precious metal; Coffee services of precious metal; Commemorative coins; Commemorative statuary cups made of precious metal; Costume jewelry; Cuff-links; Decorative boxes made of precious metal; Desktop statuary made of precious metal; Diamonds; Drawer pulls of precious metal; Ear clips; Earrings; Egg cups of precious metal; Emeralds; Figures of precious metal; Figurines of precious metal; Flower bowls of precious metal; Grave markers of precious metal; Hat ornaments of precious metal; Hat pins of precious metal; Holiday ornaments of precious metal; Identification bracelets; Items made of precious metal, namely posy holders; Items made of precious metal, namely chatelaine; Jewelry; Jewelry boxes of precious metal; Jewelry cases of precious metal; Jewelry chains; Jewelry pins for use on hats; Jewelry, namely, amulets; Jewelry, namely, crosses; Lapel pins; Letter openers of precious metal; Match boxes of precious metal; Match holders of precious metal; Medallions; Medals; Napkin holders of precious metal; Napkin rings of precious metal; Neck chains; Necklaces; Necktie fasteners; Non-electric candelabras made of precious metal; Non-electric coffeeservers of precious metal; Non-monetary coins; Ornamental lapel pins; Ornamental pins; Ornaments of precious metal; Pearls; Pendants; Pendulum clocks; Piggy banks made of precious metal; Pillar candle plate made in whole or in part of precious metal; Pillboxes of precious metal; Pins being jewelry; Pocket watches; Potpourri dishes made in whole or in part of precious metal; Precious gemstones; Precious metal alloys; Precious metal money clips; Rings being jewelry; Salt shakers of precious metal; Sculptures made of precious metal; Semi-precious gemstones; Serviette rings of precious metal; Serving platters of precious metal; Serving trays of precious metal; Shoe ornaments of precious metal; Statues of precious metal; Statuettes of precious metal; Sugar bowls of precious metal; Sun dials; Tankards of precious metal; Tea balls of precious metal; Tea infusers of precious metal; Tea pots of precious metal; Tea services of precious metal; Tiaras; Tie clips; Tie fasteners; Tie pins; Tie tacks; Toothpick holders of precious metal; Vases of precious metal; Wall clocks; Watch cases; Watches; Wedding bands; and Wrist watches
