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US 5,397,089 AGranted
Glass holder
AssigneeKataoka Bussan Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorJoji Kataoka
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Abstract
A glass holder is provided which is used to hold a glass stably at the edge of a dish. It has a glass holding body shaped like a cup and a cylindrical mounting frame vertically extending from the underside of the bottom of the glass holding body. The mounting frame is cut horizontally halfway around to form a mounting section so that the edge of a dish can freely be inserted into or removed from the mounting section.
Claims7
A glass holder, comprising:
- a glass holding body comprising a bottom and a circumferential wall connected vertically relative thereto;
- a mounting frame extending vertically from an underside of the bottom of the glass holding body, the mounting frame having a horizontal inwardly curved arcuate wall surface;
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- a mounting section comprising a horizontal strip of cut formed in the arcuate wall surface so that from outside the mounting frame an edge of a dish can be freely inserted into or removed from the strip of cut.
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A glass holder, comprising:
- a glass holding body comprising a bottom and a circumferential wall connected vertically thereto;
- a mounting frame vertically extending from an underside of the bottom of the glass holding body, the mounting frame having a horizontal inwardly curved arcuate wall surface;
- a mounting section comprising a horizontal strip of cut formed in the arcuate wall surface so that from outside the mounting frame an edge of a dish can freely be inserted into or removed from the strip of cut, with vertical openings formed in alignment in the circumferential wall of the glass holding body and in the mounting frame at positions opposite a side where the mounting section is provided;
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- a glass leg holding section comprising a cut formed in in the bottom of the glass holding body, the cut extending from an edge toward a center of the bottom of the glass holding body so that the cut is continuous to the vertical openings.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.