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US 11,191,356 B2Granted
Fruit holder
OwnerAiden Jack Chilcott, Arthur Neil Chilcottinventors
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Abstract
A fruit holder has a base that includes an upwardly extending trunk, and a plurality of branches that extend outwardly from the upwardly extending trunk, at least one first branch being spaced from at least one second branch from the plurality of branches by a distance that is at least 100 mm. Each first branch forms a top surface adjacent each fruit receiving space that has a thickness of at least 50 mm.
Claims4
A fruit holder for holding a plurality of pieces of fruit, the fruit holder comprising:
- a base that includes an upwardly extending trunk;
- a plurality of branches that extend outwardly from the upwardly extending trunk, wherein the base and the plurality of branches define a tree, at least one first branch from the plurality of branches being spaced from at least one second branch from the plurality of branches by a distance that is at least 100 mm, to form a fruit receiving space therebetween;
- wherein each first branch has a length, width, and a thickness, wherein the thickness of each first branch forms a top surface that faces upwardly towards a bottom of a corresponding second branch and a corresponding fruit receiving space, wherein the top surface of each first branch has a thickness of at least 50 mm to support at least one of the pieces of fruit thereon within the corresponding fruit receiving space between the at least one first branch and the at least one second branch;
- a rectangular frame perimeter that is attached to the base and surrounds the tree, wherein substantially the entire tree is within the frame, and the frame is configured to be hung on a wall.
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