Jewelry box
AssigneeThe Alsten Company
InventorRobert S. Witkoff
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Abstract
This jewelry box comprises a case and a cover which can be assembled in closed condition to form a cube or rectangular prism. In such condition the case has a top forwardly and downwardly slanting top socket carrying a forwardly and downwardly slanting pad slit to receive part of a piece of jewelry such as a ring. The cover has a downwardly and forwardly slanting underside to match the top of the case and pad. In closed condition, with the cover on the case, the box is in shape of a cube or rectangular prism. The cover can be taken off and fitted to the underside of the case with the front of the cover flush with the rear of the case, so that the exposed pad at the top of the case slants downwardly and forwardly at a greater angle than when the cover is on top of the case, for better display of the jewelry.
Claims13
A jewelry box comprising a case and a cover, said case, in the closed condition of the box, having a downwardly and forwardly slanting top end and a horizontal bottom end, said cover being on top of the case and having a horizontal top end and a downwardly and forwardly slanting bottom end, and said case and cover having vertical coplanar front walls and vertical coplanar rear walls, said case having a recess at its top end, a pad in the recess of said case, said case and cover having cooperative frictionally interfitting means at said top slanting end of the case and at the bottom slanting end of said cover, in said closed condition of said box, said cover being separable from and removable from said case, and said case and cover having cooperative means at said horizontal bottom end of the case and at said top horizontal end of the cover to frictionally interfit one another, in an open, display condition of the box, with the case on the cover and with the top end of the cover contacting the bottom end of the case, and with the top of the case exposed, the bottom end of the cover in said open display condition of the box, being in a horizontal plane, with the contacting top end of the cover and bottom end of the case, slanting downwardly and forwardly, with the top end of the case slanting downwardly and forwardly at a greater angle than the angle of slant of the contacting top end of the cover and bottom end of the case, and with the rear wall of the cover and front wall of the case in alignment at the front of the box and slanting upwardly and forwardly, and with the rear wall of the case and the front wall of the cover in alignment at the rear of the box and slanting upwardly and forwardly, and said case and cover each having left and right side walls, with the left side walls of the case and cover in alignment and vertical, in the closed condition of the box and the right side walls of said case and cover also being in alignment and vertical in said closed condition of the box, and the left side wall of the case being in alignment with the right side wall of the cover in said open display condition of said case.
A jewelry box comprising a case, a cover separably and removably mounted on the case, said case having a downwardly and forwardly slanting upper end, said cover having a forwardly and downwardly slanting underside, contacting the upper end of said case, said cover having a horizontal top, said case having a horizontal bottom, said case and cover having coplanar front, rear and side walls, said case having a recess in its upper end, a pad in said recess, said pad having a slit to receive part of a piece of jewelry, said cover being hollow at its underside, said cover and case having frictionally interfitting means at the underside of the case and at the upper end of the cover, when the cover is removed from top of the case and turned 180.degree. from front to rear, and applied to the underside of said case.
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