Freestanding bottle stand
OwnerJonathan L. Thomsoninventor
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Abstract
The edges of crossing legs of rectangular cross section have interfitting notches for holding the legs in approximately perpendicular relationship to form an X-shaped bipod bottle stand, and such legs have through them apertures for receiving the necks of bottles to support the bottles in cantilever fashion.
Claims16
A freestanding bipod bottle stand comprising a pair of bottle-holding legs rigidly connected in crossed relationship symmetrical about a vertical plane through the crossing for effecting mutual bracing, said legs having apertures therethrough for receiving the neck of a bottle to support the bottle from a leg in cantilever fashion.
A freestanding bottle stand comprising a pair of elongated members, each of said members having a bottleneck-receiving aperture, and connecting means connecting said members in upwardly-diverging relationship and located lower than said bottleneck-receiving apertures.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.