Table provided with a cup-holding through-hole

A table which comprises a table plate, a through-hole formed in the table plate for cup holding, said through-hole having a periphery, a bag having an open top fixed along said periphery of the through-hole, and a bottom member attached to the bottom of the bag and adapted to be detachably fitted in the through-hole, said bottom member being a ring-like member provided with a plurality of spring hooks which can be hooked to said periphery of said through-hole.

A table which comprises a table plate having a thickness, a through-hole formed in the table plate for cup holding, said through-hole having a periphery, a bag having an open top fixed along said periphery of the through-hole, and a bottom member attached to the bottom of the bag and adapted to be detachably fitted in the through-hole, said bottom member comprising a disk having a periphery with a plurality of spring hooks which can be hooked to said periphery of said through-hole, said disk being thinner than the thickness of said table plate.

A table which comprises a table plate, a through-hole formed in the table plate for cup holding, said through-hole having a periphery, a bag having an open top fixed along said periphery of the through-hole, and a bottom member attached to the bottom of the bag and adapted to be detachably fitted in the through-hole, said through-hole having a tapered inner wall such that the diameter thereof is gradually expanded toward a back side thereof, and said bottom member comprising a disk-like member and being also tapered such that a diameter thereof is gradually expanded toward the back side thereof so that said disk-like bottom member can be stored when not in use in said through-hole.