Serving tray
OwnerRichard L. Wright, Richard L. Wright, Sr.inventors
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Abstract
A serving tray handling device having a glass or dish supporting surface and an undersurface provided with a finger-gripping projection or core which is surrounded by a recess or groove so that the user's fingers may be inserted into the recess or groove to grip the exterior wall surface of the projection or core. The core may receive a fitted cap of soft material. The core exterior wall surface is tapered inwardly for easy-grip while an opposing recess defining wall may also be inwardly sloped permitting accommodating of finger insertion into the recess or groove.
Claims3
A serving tray comprising:
- a base having a central supporting area with a flat top surface and an undersurface;
- finger-gripping means carried on said undersurface;
- said finger-gripping means downwardly depending from said undersurface and including a circular projection having a circular inwardly tapering outer peripheral surface and further having a circular outer wall coaxially disposed with respect to said projection provided with an inner circular surface outwardly tapered from said undersurface in fixed, spaced-apart relationship with respect to said inwardly tapering outer surface so as to define a circular groove therebetween;
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- said inner and said outer surfaces being in a non-parallel relationship.
The tray defined in claim wherein:
- said outer wall is a circular ring having a central opening occupied by said circular projection so as to define said circular groove in said coaxial relationship.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.