Beverage container support
OwnerStephen Morrisinventor
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Abstract
A support for holding beverage containers such as glasses, bottles, cups and the like, in an upright position while being used on a boat or moving vehicle. The support is fabricated from three wire elements, one of which forms a pair of opposed uprights interconnected by a transverse wire network that defines a bottom of a container receiving receptacle, the second of which is formed with a plurality of vertically spaced annular rings secured to the uprights and defining the sides of the container receiving receptacle, and the third of which forms a cantilever wall mountable member for pivotably supporting the container receiving receptacle. A screw and grommet arrangement is provided for pivotably and removably mounting the support on the wall.
Claims5
A beverage container support comprising a first wire element formed with a pair of diametrically opposed uprights interconnected at their lower ends by a wire network which lies in a generally horizontal plane and forms the base of a container receiving receptacle, said wire network of said first wire element being formed to include a portion that lies transversely of a line extending between said uprights, said uprights of said first wire element each terminating in a hook, a second wire element forming a plurality of vertically spaced annular rings secured to said uprights and defining sides of said container receiving receptacle, a third wire element having a pair of spaced arms that terminate with means for supporting the receptacle formed by said first and second wire elements by said first hooks for pivotal movement relative to said third wire element in a first direction of movement, and said third wire element being formed with hanger means from which said support may be hung for pivotal movement in a second direction of movement.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.