Flower pot or flower pot cover with pleated skirt and or base
AssigneeHighland Supply Corporation
InventorsDonald E. Weder, Joseph G. Straeter
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Abstract
A flower pot or flower pot cover comprising a base and a skirt connected to an upper end of the base. The base includes a plurality of overlapping folds for providing structural integrity. The skirt includes a plurality of folds which are not connected to provide an overall pleated appearance. Portions of the folds in the skirt are connected and portions of the folds in the skirt are unconnected. In one embodiment, some of the folds in the base are connected and the remaining portions of the folds in the base are unconnected.
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A flower pot or flower pot cover, comprising:
- a base having an upper end and a lower end with an object opening extending through the upper end and having a plurality of overlapping folds formed in the base for cooperating to provide structural integrity to the base;
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- a skirt connected to the upper end of the base and extending a distance outwardly from the upper end of the base terminating with an outer peripheral surface, the skirt having a plurality of folds extending from about the upper end of the base outwardly to the outer peripheral surface of the skirt, a portion of the folds in the skirt between a position near the upper end of the base and spaced a distance from the outer peripheral surface of the skirt toward the upper end of the base being permanently connected forming connected folds with said portion having the connected folds extending circumferentially about the skirt, and a remaining portion of the folds between the outer peripheral surface of the skirt and said portion with the connected folds being unconnected with said remaining portion extending circumferentially about the skirt.
A flower pot or flower pot cover, comprising:
- a base having an upper end and a lower end with an object opening extending through the upper end and having a plurality of overlapping folds formed in the base for cooperating to provide structural integrity to the base;
- and
- a skirt connected to the upper end of the base and extending a distance outwardly therefrom terminating with an outer peripheral surface, the skirt having a plurality of folds extending from about the upper end of the base outwardly to the outer peripheral surface of the skirt, a portion of the folds in the skirt between the outer peripheral surface of the skirt and a position spaced a distance from the outer peripheral surface of the skirt toward the upper end of the base being permanently connected forming connected folds with said portion having the connected folds extending circumferentially about the skirt, and the remaining portion of the folds between the upper end of the base and said portion having the connected folds being unconnected with said remaining portion extending circumferentially about the skirt.
A flower pot or flower pot cover, comprising:
- a base having an upper end and a lower end with an object opening extending through the upper end and having a plurality of overlapping folds formed in the base for cooperating to provide structural integrity to the base;
- and
- a skirt connected to the upper end of the base and extending a distance outwardly therefrom terminating with an outer peripheral surface, a plurality of folds being formed in the skirt extending from about the upper end of the base outwardly toward the outer peripheral surface of the skirt, a portion of the folds in the skirt generally between the outer peripheral surface and the connection of the skirt to the upper end of the base being connected, forming connected folds with said portion having the connected folds extending circumferentially about the skirt, and a remaining portion of the folds between the outer peripheral surface of the skirt and the portion having the connected folds being unconnected, with said remaining portion extending circumferentially about the skirt, and another remaining portion of the folds between the portion having the connected folds and the connection of the skirt to the upper end of the base being unconnected with said another remaining portion extending circumferentially about the skirt.
A flower pot or flower pot cover, comprising:
- a base having an upper end and a lower end with an object opening extending through the upper end and having a plurality of overlapping folds formed in the base for cooperating to provide structural integrity to the base, a portion of the folds in the base between the lower end of the base and a position spaced a distance from the lower end of the base toward the upper end of the base being permanently connected with said portion extending circumferentially about the base, forming conected folds and a remaining portion of the folds in the base between the upper end of the base and said poriton with the connected folds being unconnected, said remaining portion extending circumfertially about the base.
The flower pot or flower pot cover, comprising:
- a base having an upper end and a lower end with an object opening extending through the upper end and having a plurality of overlapping folds formed in the base for cooperating to provide structural integrity to the base, a portion of the folds in the base between the upper end of the base and a position spaced a distance from the upper end of the base being permanently connected forming connected folds with said portion having connected folds extending circumferentially about the base forming connected folds and a remaining portion of the folds in the base between the lower end of the base and said portion of the base with the connected folds being unconnected, said remaining portion extending circumferentially about the base.
A flower pot or flower pot cover comprising:
- a base having an upper end and a lower end with an object opening extending through the upper end and having a plurality of overlapping folds in the base for corporating to provide structural integrity to the base, a portion of the folds in the base between the upper and the lower ends of the base being connected forming connected folds with said portion having the connected folds extending circumferentially about the base, and a remaining portion of the folds in the base between the upper end of the base and said portion having the connected folds in the base being unconnected and said remaining portion extending circumferentially about the base, and another remaining portion of the folds in the base between the portion with the connected folds and the lower ends of the base being unconnected and extending circumferentially about the base.
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