Bouquet ring
OwnerHelen H. Gallagherinventor
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Abstract
A bouquet ring for fresh flowers or an artificial nosegay comprising a support base; bendable grasping prongs extending from the support base and adapted to grasp fresh or artificial flowers, a wet or dry synthetic foam-plastic flower support, or a tube-type flower support; a size-adjustable ring band adapted to be placed on a finger; and a rivet connecting the ring band to the support base.
Claims1
A bouquet ring for fresh flowers or an artificial nosegay comprising a support base, bendable grasping prongs extending from said support base and adapted to be bent to grasp fresh or artificial flowers, a wet or dry synthetic foam-plastic flower support block, a flower water tube, and the like;
- a ring band adapted to be placed on a finger;
- and connecting means connecting the ring band to the support base;
- including a synthetic foam plastic flower-support block grasped by said prongs;
- flowers inserted into and supported by said block;
- and wherein said ring band is provided with overlapping ends so as to permit expansion and contraction of the ring band to accommodate fingers of various sizes;
- and wherein said connecting means comprises a rivet joining the ring band to the center of the support base;
- said support base being wider than said ring band;
- said prongs including a first pair of prongs extending outwardly from the support base in opposite directions;
- said prongs also including a second pair of prongs extending outwardly from the support in opposite directions;
- said prongs further being provided with crease lines that divide the prongs into tip portions, intermediate portions, and bottom portions;
- with said tip portions being imbedded in the sides of said synthetic foam plastic flower-support block.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.