BE1028721B1 - CONTAINER INTENDED TO CONTAIN A DRINK OR FOOD, BUT WHICH IN ITS USE MUST BE HELD IN THE HAND. OTHERWISE, IT SHOULD BE PLACED ON A SUITABLE SUPPORT, OTHERWISE IT WILL LOSE ITS CONTENT IF IT IS PLACED FILLED WITHOUT EXTERNAL ASSISTANCE. THE PARTICULARITY OF THIS CONTAINER IS THAT THE PART THAT CAN BE ASSIMILATED TO THE STEM OF THIS CONTAINER OR ANOTHER PART IS PIERCED WITH ONE OR MORE HOLES, INTENDED TO HANG IT - Google Patents

Abstract

The object of the protection requested relates to the fact that this type of container for food use, liquid or solid, whatever the material in which it is made, in its use cannot land without being held by a person or outer element. The part that can be assimilated to the stem or another part of this container is pierced with one or more holes, intended to suspend it.

Description

CONTAINER INTENDED TO CONTAIN A DRINK OR FOOD, BUT WHICH IN ITS USE BE2020/0112 MUST BE HELD IN THE HAND. OTHERWISE IT SHOULD BE POSITIONED

ON A SUITABLE SUPPORT FAILURE TO LOSE ITS CONTENT IF IT IS PLACED FILLED WITHOUT EXTERNAL ASSISTANCE. THE PARTICULARITY OF THIS CONTAINER IS THAT THE PART THAT CAN BE SIMILAR TO THE STEM OF THIS CONTAINER OR ANOTHER PART IS PIERCED WITH ONE OR MORE HOLES, INTENDED TO SUSPEND IT.

DESCRIPTION This container is intended to contain either a liquid to drink, or, where appropriate, any food, sweet or salty, to eat.

In the state of the art, it is already known that glasses without stems but providing for the use of a tray or support are part of the registered patents.

In this first document DE 38 39 400 A1 (JUCKEL KARL HEINZ DIPL KAUFM [DE] ) May 23, 1990 (1990-05-23) *column 2, line 53 — column 4, line 4; figures * , it can be seen that the containers are always associated with a tray-type support in which they are inserted.

The second document FR 2 852 217 A1 (FARAUD FRANCOIS [FR] ) September 17, 2004 (2004-09-17) *page 1, line 25 — page 3, line 9 . It is also noted that the containers are always associated with a tray capable of receiving them through the cavities it contains.

The third document DE 20 2011 000808 U1 (BEILHACK JUN [DE] } June 9, 2011 (2011-06-09) *paragraph [0030] - paragraph [0034]; figures *. Various types of supporting elements are also provided which can be assimilated to a tray and always also containing openings in which the containers come to rest.

The fourth document FR 2 865 367 A1 (GRANIER LAURENT ANDRE CLAUDE [FR] July 29, 2005 (2005-07-29) *page 1; figure 1 *. There is indeed a container always associated with its removable and separable support.

It is therefore very different from a container which must not be associated with a support, since its particularity is that the stem or another part is pierced with one or more openings intended for the suspension.

Its particularity in its use as a container is that it cannot stand on its own without spilling all or part of its contents. If its contents are liquid to drink, it will run out, if it is food and it is not solid enough, it will eventually spill out if not held in the hand, as one ie done for a drink.

40 — If it is not held in the hand when it is filled in whole or in part, it must be placed on an appropriate and independent support. As soon as it is placed, for example on a table, it is "lying" or turned over on the "mouth" side and cannot contain anything to consume.

It could be likened to a stemmed glass but without the base.

45 It is a receptacle that one carries with oneself, either in a pocket, or in a bag or satchel or other container, but in principle intended to be hung around a person's neck or hung in other places of the body in any other way, such as, for example, by means of a pin for a jewel-like brooch.

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To do this, ideally, but not necessarily, in its part that can be assimilated to the BE2020/0112 stem of a stemmed glass, it is pierced with a hole or several holes, whatever the shape of the this or these.

The piercing(s) need not necessarily be in the rod (see drawings 8, 9 and 10). This hole or these holes serving, among other things, to pass a ribbon, or a cord or a chain, of any material whatsoever, natural or synthetic fiber, or to pass a metal or similar hook or pin, whatever either nature, rings or hooks, brooch hooks, pin.

In principle, in its function as a suspended object, it is held by a cord or a chain and a hook allowing it to be easily detached for its use as a container for a liquid to drink or food to eat.

This container, which can take various forms in an aesthetic search for function and design, can be made of glass, terracotta, sandstone, metal or similar regardless of the composition, steel, stainless steel, steel treated, gold, silver, natural materials, synthetic materials or other still for example stone, marble, granite, or reconstituted from these types of rocks.

The 13 drawings serve to explain the principle and are by no means an exhaustive series.

Claims (1)

CLAIMS BE2020/0112 1. The object of the protection sought relates to the fact that this type of container for food use, liquid or solid, whatever the material in which it is made, in its use cannot arise, otherwise it finds itself " lying ". In its use, it must be either held in the hand or, failing that, placed on a suitable support which supports it in the appropriate position. The particularity of this container is that the part that can be assimilated to the stem or another part of this container is pierced with one or more holes, intended to suspend it.