·        Using photographs taken from Russel Wright Studios LLC’s authorized brand catalogs or websites to depict your auction item.  These materials are copyrighted and intended only for our use within one of our authorized retail channels.

·        Copying our distinctive product designs, trade dress or re-using our products and associated designs to produce your own products.  For example, you may not copy a design or trade dress color from any of our American Modern® dinnerware, even if that design or trade dress color use is merely intended to complement the genuine dinnerware.  Additionally, you may not copy the recognizable and identifiable trade dress visage and unique configuration of the Kem Weber® "airline chair" and represent it as something other than authentic Kem Weber®  furniture.  Likewise, you may not use the genuine items to fashion your own products (e.g. nightlights, tiered servers etc.) made from authorized Russel Wright or Kem Weber products, and represented as such.  In these cases, use of our product designs infringes our copyrights or trade dress, and use of our trademarks to sell them violates our trademark rights.  In addition, our products meet rigorous quality control requirements before they are sold, but are tested for their intended purpose.  Russel Wright Studios LLC cannot have its brands associated with products that we do not ensure meet our standards and, because of the use to which they are put, may not perform properly or safely. 

·        Using Russel Wright Studios LLC’s trademarks to attract buyers to a listing in a way that suggests some sort of affiliation with or authorization by Russel Wright Studios LLC or a member of the Wright family.  While it is appropriate when selling one of our genuine, branded items to refer to our brand name in the listing, it is not appropriate for a seller to suggest any kind of relationship with one of our brands.  Some general examples include: you may not identify yourself in your store name, domain name, eBay ID or otherwise generally as "Russel Wright Fan," Kem Weber Collector," or "American Modern 4 u." etc.  Further you may not suggest that you have any authorized connection to our brands.    Over-use of our trademarks in your listing (any use beyond that necessary to adequately identify your item) will have the same effect.  A disclaimer disclosing the lack of authenticity of items for sale or lack of association with Russel Wright Studio LLC does not cure the violation of our trademark rights. 

·         Using one of our brand names in your auction if you are not selling authentic Russel Wright® or Kem Weber® products.   If your item was not manufactured and sold by Russel Wright Studios LLC or its authorized licensees, you cannot use our brand name to sell it.  For example, using phrases such as "Russel Wright era," "Russel Wright Style," or "Kem Weber Style," Like Russel Wright," or "Like Kem Weber," including but not limited to such phrases as Kem Weber (or Russel Wright) Like – Kem Weber (or Russel Wright) Inspired – Kem Weber (or Russel Wright) Replica – Reproduction "In the style of… by..." etc. in the auction title or item description is not allowed when the product you are selling is not a genuine Russel Wright® or Kem Weber® product.  This practice is misleading as it attracts buyers who are searching for authentic Russel Wright Studios LLC goods.  This practice also infringes the trademarked Russel Wright LLC brand names by taking advantage of the goodwill associated with our name, as well as exploiting the large investment we have made in our trademarks.

Further specific examples of this includes the mis-identification of the Conant-Ball ModernMates series of furniture as "designed by Russel Wright," or any Conant-Ball Furniture Company furniture attribution to "Russel Wright" other than the "American Modern" furniture line.

·        Using a token item from one of our brands to attract buyers to another product you are selling.  This includes the sale of an item of a small value (even if genuine) along with the central product you are selling.  A token item may include a commemorative U.S. Postal Stamp, coffee cup, plate, catalog, shopping bag, gift card of a small value, etc.  By using our brand name to advertise such a sale, listings for the items with which these small value products are paired are misleading to potential buyers who are searching for our branded products. Buyers may also become confused about whether the central item that is offered for sale is our product.

·        Using multiple brand names to describe an item you are selling.  For instance, you are entitled to identify the single brand that is genuinely associated with the product in your listing.  By using more than one trademark to attract buyers to your listing, it is unclear which brand of product you are selling and is misleading.