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US 2019/0159613 A1Published application
Beverage container holder and head support
OwnerPhillip E. Longstaffinventor
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Abstract
The present invention is directed to a beverage container holder. In an exemplary embodiment, the invention may comprise a beverage container holder having an internal sleeve or insert that allows the holder to be used with beverage containers of varying sizes. The invention may also comprise a headrest portion that can be used to support the head and/or neck of a user.
Claims20
A beverage container holder comprising:
- a side wall extending upwardly from a base to a rim, wherein an interior cavity for receiving a beverage container extends from said base to said rim and is adjacent an inner surface of said side wall;
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- a headrest formed in said side wall, said headrest comprising an indention in an outer surface of said side wall, said indention sized to receive a portion of a person's head or neck.
A beverage container holder comprising:
- a side wall extending upwardly from a base to a rim, wherein an interior cavity of the beverage container holder extends from said base to said rim and is adjacent an inner surface of said side wall;
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- an insert receivable within said interior cavity, wherein said insert frictionally engages said inner surface of said side wall, said insert adapted to receive a beverage container.
A beverage container holder comprising:
- a side wall having an inner surface and an outer surface, said side wall extending upwardly from a base to a rim, said side wall adjacent an interior cavity;
- an insert receivable within said interior cavity, wherein said insert frictionally engages said inner surface of said side wall, said insert adapted to receive a beverage container;
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- a headrest formed in said side wall, said headrest comprising an indention in said outer surface of said side wall, wherein said indention has a first end and a second end, said first end proximate said base and said second end proximate said rim, said indention being deepest proximate the midpoint between said first end and said second end.
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