Ball display assembly
AssigneeDavid F. Platek
InventorDavid F. Platek
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Abstract
A display assembly for supporting an object includes three loops, each loop formed from an elongated flexible element. Each loop is formed so as to define an apex. The apices of the three loops define a plane. The three loops are non-linear and are in secured relation to one another by a retaining member. The loops form a petal like support.
Claims14
A display assembly for supporting an object comprising:
- three loops, each loop formed from an elongated flexible element, each loop formed so as to define an apex, the apices of the three loops defining a plane, the three loops being non-linear and being in secured relation to one another by a retaining member, the loops forming a petal like support.
A display assembly for supporting an object comprising at least three loops configured in a triangular pattern defining three angles, each of the angles being less than 90 degrees, the loops being formed from an elongated flexible member secured within a retaining member;
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- means for urging the loops toward one another.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.