Adjustable pouring handle
OwnerAlbert E. Posey, Madelin C. Poseyinventors
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Abstract
An adjustable pouring handle is a linearly elongated body having a pair of adjustable container straps that are detachably affixed to the body. The body includes a grasping aperture, a first aperture and a second aperture. The grasping aperture allows a user to firmly and comfortably grasp the handle body so as to permit the pouring or movement of the affixed beverage container. The first and second apertures each receive an adjustable container strap. The adjustable container straps are placed about the outer circumference of the beverage container and detained by a securing mechanism. The securing mechanism may be one of a variety of securing devices, including hook and loop material, snap fasteners, button snaps, buttons or buckles.
Claims12
An adjustable pouring handle comprising:
- a linearly elongated body for abutting a beverage container, said body having a grasping aperture, and a first aperture superior to a second aperture, wherein said first aperture and said second aperture each traverse slightly less than half of a vertical length of said body for allowing selective raising and lowering of a pair of adjustable container straps and accommodating varying heights of beverage containers;
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- each one of said pair of adjustable container straps detachably affixed to a corresponding one of said first aperture or said second aperture, said pair of adjustable container straps circumscribing said beverage container.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.