Display system
OwnerJames E. Porterfield, Larry Johnsoninventors
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Abstract
A display includes a riser and a cap where articles, such as jewelry elements and their holders, can be placed. The riser has a riser base and a riser side and the cap includes a cap side and a cap platform, wherein the cap side is in at least one of sliding and removable engagement with the riser side. In an alternative embodiment, the riser has a riser guide coupled with the riser side or the riser base, and the display further includes a drawer. The drawer has a drawer top, a drawer side, a drawer side guide coupled with the drawer side, and a drawer top guide. In yet another embodiment, the display further includes removable light fixtures having light emitting diodes.
Claims7
A display, comprising:
- a riser having a riser base with a riser base upper surface;
- a riser side extending from the riser base upper surface, wherein the riser side comprises three beams extending from three sides of a perimeter of the riser base;
- a cap having a cap upper surface for displaying items and a cap lower surface removably connected with the riser;
- and
- a cap side which is in sliding engagement with the riser side;
- wherein a width of the cap is greater than a width of the cap side;
- and the cap is configured to move relative to a fixed position of the riser.
A display, comprising:
- a riser, comprising:
- a riser base with a riser base upper surface;
- opposing side walls extending upward from the riser base along opposing side edges of the riser base;
- and
- a rear wall extending upward from the riser base along a rear edge of the riser base;
- and
- a cap having a cap upper surface for displaying items and a cap lower surface removably connected with the riser,
- wherein the cap includes a cap platform and a cap side which is in sliding engagement with the opposing side walls of the riser;
- the cap platform is wider than the cap side;
- and the cap is configured to move relative to the riser that is stationary.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.