Jalopy shelf for bottles
AssigneeHsu Yun-Tung
InventorsHsu Yun Tung, Tzong Ren Wu
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Abstract
A jalopy shelf for bottles having characteristics of conveneint use and beautiful decoration can be installed in the restaurant, living room or other recreation places. This jalopy shelf is characterized in that two hangers are provided on the car side so as to hang the jalopy onto the wall and an openable hood is fitted on the bonnet of such a jalopy. The upper portion of the bonnet may be placed with bottles, cups, forks and knives; the lower portion thereof may be designed as drawer type which can be open at the front end of said jalopy. Several holders are provided on the driver's cushion and tread so as to support the wine bottles thereon. A pushable plate is further engaged beneath the tread so that it may give the space to store more bottles when the plate is pulled out.
Claims1
A decorative shelf for storing wine bottles and the like which resembles an automobile and comprises:
- a frame formed to resemble a vehicle body with seats, runningboard, and engine compartment;
- a hood pivotably connected to said frame for closing said compartment;
- a plurality of shelves mounted within said compartment;
- a track connected to said frame;
- a drawer engaging said tracks for sliding movement below said compartment between a closed and open position;
- a plurality of racks mounted on said frame between said seats and compartment and on said runningboard for supporting a plurality of bottles;
- a second shelf movably mounted beneath said running board;
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- at least one shelf hanging means including a first hanger plate fixed to said frame and including a bar, a second hanger plate adapted to be fastened to a wall at one end, formed as a hook at the other end with a recessed groove formed in the hook end and having an aperture in the middle thereof, a bending link having a ball at one end extending through said aperture for permitting pivoting movement of said link, and means for engaging the other end of said link for holding said bar in said hook.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.