Liquid container with handles
OwnerNathan Hollander, Ephraim Hollander +1inventors
InventorsNathan Hollander, Ephraim Hollander, Sarah Ariella Hollander
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OwnerNathan Hollander, Ephraim Hollander +1inventors
InventorsNathan Hollander, Ephraim Hollander, Sarah Ariella Hollander
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A container embodying the invention includes a first recess formed in the body of the container with a side handle, formed within the first recess, positioned perpendicularly to the longitudinal axis of the container. The container may include a second recess formed within the body of the container with a second handle formed within the second recess for enabling a user to lift the bottle and turn it upside down more easily. The second recess and its associated second handle may be formed along the body of the container or along the bottom of the container to enable the container to be pivoted (turned upside down) with little effort. The handles may be in the shape of an arc or a chord extending across the recessed regions or in the shape of a stub extending outwardly from the recessed region.
In combination with a container having a generally elongated body with the elongated body having, at one end thereof, a closed bottom generally perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the container and having, at the other, top, end of the elongated body a cylindrical neck opposite the bottom and coaxial with the longitudinal axis, the improvement comprising:
A container comprising:
The container as claimed 10 wherein the first and second recessed regions are formed in line, one above the other, along the elongated body of the container and the first and second handles are also formed one above the other and generally parallel to each other for enabling a user to pivot the container about the first handle to more easily lift and turn the container.
The container as claimed 10 wherein the first recessed region is formed along the top region of the elongated body of the container and the second recessed region is formed along the bottom of the container.
A container comprising:
In combination with a container having a generally elongated (cylindrical) body with the elongated (cylindrical) body having, at one end thereof, a closed bottom generally perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the container and having, at the other end of the elongated (cylindrical) body, an annular tapering shoulder region with a cylindrical neck opposite the bottom and coaxial with the longitudinal axis, the improvement comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.