Ashtray and storage device
AssigneeBRH International, Inc.
InventorBryan Gerber
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Abstract
An ashtray according to the principles of the invention includes a container portion having two internal sections where the container is configured to receive a first lid. The first lid includes topical features for use as an ash tray and defines holes to allow ashes to drop into section of the container. In one embodiment, the first lid also includes a second section covered with a hinged cover. This section defines an aperture to another portion of the container which is preferable configured to store accessories. A second lid is configured to cover the first lid. When the second lid covers the first lid, the ashtray is substantially odor free.
Claims18
An ashtray assembly comprising:
- a container including a substantially flat bottom end, and defining a planar opening at another end and an interior volume;
- and,
- a first lid configured to removably cover the planar opening, the first lid having a top surface configured to define a workspace for a smokable, the workspace further defining at least one ash working feature, the ash working feature further defining an aperture providing mechanical communication between the workspace and the interior volume;
- wherein the ash working feature includes a debowler comprising a pyramid shape wherein a base of the pyramid shape defines the aperture.
An ashtray assembly comprising:
- a container including a substantially flat bottom end, and defining a planar opening at another end and an interior volume, the container further includes an interior sectioning wall spanning a height and width of the container interior substantially dividing the substantially flat bottom end and the interior volume into a first volume and a second volume;
- and,
- a first lid configured to removably cover the planar opening, the first lid having a top surface configured to define a first section including a workspace for a smokable, the workspace further comprising a pyramid shaped ash working feature defining at least one aperture, and a second section defining a second section aperture,
- wherein the container further includes an interior sectioning wall spanning a height and width of the container interior substantially dividing the interior volume into a first volume and a second volume, wherein the first lid workspace is substantially positioned over the first volume when the first lid covers the container.
A cup lid comprising a heat resistant and resilient material and defining:
- a substantially circular shape having a diameter and a circumference;
- a top surface configured to define a workspace for a smokable, the workspace further defining a top surface aperture and having an ash working feature extending upwardly from the top surface, the ash working feature further defining an ash working aperture in mechanical communication with the top surface aperture;
- a bottom surface defining an annular indentation around the circumference of the circular shaped lid,
- wherein the cup lid is removably affixable on a cup opening defined by a rim of substantially similar circumference and diameter to the circular shape diameter and circumference by inserting the rim into the indentation;
- wherein the ash working feature includes a debowler having a pyramid shape and wherein a pyramid base and pyramid walls define the ash working aperture.
An ashtray assembly comprising:
- a container including a substantially flat bottom end, and defining a planar opening at another end and an interior volume, the container further including an interior sectioning wall spanning a height and width of the container interior dividing the interior volume into a first volume and a second volume;
- and,
- a first lid configured to removably cover the planar opening, the first lid having a top surface configured to define a workspace for a smokable, the workspace further defining at least one aperture, wherein the first lid workspace is positioned over the first volume when the first lid covers the container.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.