Pillow display system
OwnerMartha Stephensinventor
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Abstract
A system for displaying a pillow in a vertical position features a pillow and a sham located on and fully encasing the pillow. The sham features a flange located on a sham outer periphery and extending out and away from the sham. A second attachment means is located on a flange second surface. The system features a rigid display frame with a frame aperture centrally located in the display frame. A first attachment means is located on a frame first surface. A removable base is located on a frame bottom edge perpendicular to the display frame.
Claims2
A pillow display system (100) for displaying a pillow in a vertical position, wherein the system (100) comprises:
- (a) a pillow (110);
- (b) a sham (120) disposed on and fully encasing the pillow (110), wherein the sham (120) comprises a flange (130) disposed on a sham outer periphery (121) thereon extending out and away from the sham (120), wherein the flange (130) comprises a flange first surface (131) and a flange second surface (132), wherein a second attachment means (161) is disposed on the flange second surface (132);
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- (c) a rigid display frame (140) having a frame bottom edge (143), a frame first surface (141), and a frame second surface (142), wherein a frame aperture (144) is centrally disposed in the display frame (140) therein, wherein a first attachment means (160) is disposed on the frame first surface (141),
- wherein a groove (145) is disposed on the frame bottom edge (143), wherein a rigid linear stabilizer (150) is slidably disposed in the groove (145) perpendicular to the display frame (140),
- wherein the sham (120) is disposed on the pillow (110), wherein the flange second surface (132) is removably attached to the frame first surface (141) via the first attachment means (160) engaging the second attachment means (161), wherein the system (100) is positioned via positioning the stabilizer (150) in the groove (145) and placing the display frame (140) upon a bedding surface thereon.
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