CA2508401A1 - Keepsake vessel having removable remembrance container therein - Google Patents
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Abstract
A keepsake vessel having an internal memorabilia compartment for the placement, display and storage of a removable remembrance container therein which contains personal effects and mementos of loved ones. The effects and mementos can be moved from a concealed storage position in the vessel to a display position exterior of the vessel for viewing by the user, by means of attachment means mounted within the memorabilia compartment, and detachably engageable with and connected to the remembrance container. The remembrance container is accessible by means of a slit or aperture on an exterior of the keepsake vessel, whereby the attachment means connected to the remembrance container can be moved from the concealed storage position to assume a display position exterior of the keepsake vessel for viewing of the remembrance container.
Description
KEEPSAKE VESSEL HAVING REMOVABLE REMEMBRANCE CONTAINER THEREIN
FIELD OF THE INVENTION
This invention relates generally to keepsake vessels and more particularly to a keepsake vessel with a memorabilia compartment forming a part thereof, for storage of a removable remembrance container therein which contains personal effects and mementos of loved ones.
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
Currently keepsake vessels, whether fabricated from wood, metal or plastic, do not provide any designated, easily accessible, receptacle or compartment for either the placement of personal effects of loved ones therein or the inclusion therein of mementos by family and friends. There is accordingly a need for a unique, improved keepsake vessel having an internal memorabilia compartment for the placement, display and storage of a removable remembrance container therein which contains personal effects and mementos of loved ones, wherein the remembrance container can be moved from a concealed storage position in the keepsake vessel to a display position exterior of the keepsake vessel, by means of attachment means detachably engageable with the remembrance container, for viewing and remembrance.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION
The object of the present invention is to provide an improved keepsake vessel having an integral memorabilia compartment for the placement, display and storage of a removable remembrance container therein which contains personal effects and mementos.
The memorabilia compartment is configured in the keepsake vessel so as to provide convenient access to the user for placement and removal of the remembrance container therein and to provide display of the personal effects and mementos placed therein for viewing by the user, when the remembrance container is removed.
It is a still further object of the present invention to provide an improved keepsake vessel wherein the remembrance container which contains the personal effects and mementos can be moved from the concealed storage position to a display position exterior of the keepsake vessel for viewing by the user, by means of attachment means engaged with and connected to the remembrance container.
According to one aspect of the present invention, there is provided a keepsake vessel having a remembrance container therein containing personal effects and mementos comprising a shell having a slit or aperture integrally formed as part of the shell, the remembrance container being positioned within the shell through the slit or aperture; and attachment means being mounted within the shell and connected to the remembrance container, the attachment means being moveable to and between a display position and a storage position, the display position providing access outside of the shell to the remembrance container, and the storage position providing concealed storage of the remembrance container placed inside the shell.
A still further aspect of the present invention relates to a keepsake vessel having a remembrance container containing personal effects and mementos therein comprising a shell, the remembrance container being positioned within the shell through the slit or aperture; a cap closeable upon the remembrance container, the cap being integrally connected to the shell, said cap being moveable to and between an open position and a closed position; and attachment means being mounted within the shell and connected to the remembrance container, the attachment means being moveable to and between a display position and a storage position, the display position providing access outside of the shell to the remembrance container, and the storage position providing concealed storage of the remembrance container placed inside the shell.
According to another aspect of the present invention, there is provided a keepsake vessel having a memorabilia compartment therein for storage of a remembrance container containing personal effects and mementos comprising a shell having a front panel and rear panel, the front panel being defined by a first edge portion and the rear panel defined by a second edge portion whereby the first edge portion and the second edge portion are connected together along a substantial length thereof to form the shell, the rear panel further having opposed first and second overlapping plies of material; a memorabilia receiving opening on an outer surface of the rear panel of the shell, the memorabilia receiving opening being positioned where the first and second plies of material overlap and providing access to the memorabilia compartment; and attachment means being mounted within the memorabilia compartment and connected to the remembrance container, the attachment means being moveable to and between a display position and a storage position, the display position providing access outside of the shell to the remembrance container, and the storage position providing concealed storage of the remembrance container placed inside the shell.
According to another aspect of the present invention, there is provided a keepsake vessel having a memorabilia compartment therein comprising a body portion having a slit or aperture integrally formed as part of the body portion, which provides access to the memorabilia compartment; a remembrance container containing personal effects and mementos being positioned within the memorabilia compartment through the slit or aperture, the remembrance container comprising a first shell and a second shell, the first shell and the second shell being joined together such that the remembrance container may be opened and closed, each of the first shell and the second shell having an inner surface thereof which is concave, a peripheral edge, and an outer surface which forms an outside of the remembrance container, and a framing member defining a substantially hollow interior therein positioned within the first shell and the second shell, an outer circumference of the framing member being slightly smaller than an outer circumference of either of the first shell and the second shell, whereby the framing member can be positioned within either of the first shell and the second shell so as to outline the personal effects and mementos stored in the remembrance container; and attachment means being mounted within the body portion and connected to the remembrance container, the remembrance container being moveable to and between a display position and a storage position, the display position providing access outside of the body portion to the remembrance container, and the storage position providing concealed storage of the remembrance container placed inside the body portion, wherein, when the remembrance container is to be used in the display position, the attachment means and the remembrance container connected thereto are removed through the slit or aperture, whereby the remembrance container is positioned outside of the memorabilia compartment and exterior to an outer surface of the body portion.
According to another aspect of the present invention, there is provided a remembrance container for receiving and storing personal effects and mementos therein comprising a first shell and a second shell, the first and the second shell being joined together such that the remembrance container may be opened and closed, each of the first and the second shell having an inner surface thereof which is concave, a peripheral edge, and an outer surface which forms an outside of the remembrance container; and a framing member defining a substantially hollow interior therein positioned within the first and the second shell, an outer circumference of the framing member being equal to an outer circumference of either of the first and the second shell, whereby a peripheral edge of the framing member can be positioned over the peripheral edge of either of the first and the second shell so as to substantially cover the inner surface thereof, the framing member being secured to the either of the first and the second shell by welding.
According to a further aspect of the present invention, there is provided a remembrance container for receiving and storing personal effects and mementos therein comprising a first shell and a second shell, the first and the second shell being joined together such that the remembrance container may be opened and closed, each of the first and the second shell having an inner surface thereof which is concave, a peripheral edge, and an outer surface which forms an outside of the remembrance container; and a framing member defining a substantially hollow interior therein positioned within the first and the second shell, an outer circumference of the framing member being equal to an outer circumference of either of the first and the second shell, wherein the peripheral edge of the first and the second shell each define a groove formed therein for receiving a bonding material placed within the groove, whereby a peripheral edge of the framing member can be positioned over the peripheral edge of either of the first and the second shell so as to substantially cover the inner surface thereof, the framing member being secured to the either of the first and the second shell by the bonding material placed within the groove.
The advantage of the present invention is that it provides an improved keepsake vessel with an integral memorabilia compartment for the placement, display and storage of a remembrance container therein which contains personal effects and mementos. The memorabilia compartment is configured in the keepsake vessel so as to provide convenient access to the user for placement of the remembrance container therein and to provide display of the personal effects and mementos placed therein for viewing by the user.
A still further advantage of the present invention is that it provides improved keepsake vessel wherein the remembrance container which contains the personal effects and mementos can be moved from the concealed storage position to a display position exterior of the keepsake vessel for viewing by the user, by means of attachment means detachably engaged with and connected to the remembrance container.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
A preferred embodiment of the present invention is described below with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which:
Figure 1 is a front view of one embodiment of a keepsake vessel of the present invention;
Figure 2 is a side view of the embodiment of an opening to the internalized memorabilia compartment in the keepsake vessel of the present invention;
Figure 3 is a side view of an embodiment of the attachment means of the present invention;
Figure 4 is a top view of an embodiment of the attachment means as shown in Figure 3, which illustrates the attachment means being connected at one end to the internalized memorabilia compartment;
Figure SA is a top view of an embodiment of the remembrance container of the present invention, in an open position;
Figure SB is a side view of an embodiment of the remembrance container of the present invention, in an closed position;
Figure SC is a front perspective view of an embodiment of the remembrance container of the present invention, which illustrates the framing members positioned within the shells; and Figure SD is a front view of an embodiment of the framing member of the present invention.
DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT
Refernng now to the drawings, and as seen in the example given in Figure 1, in one embodiment the present invention is a keepsake vessel 1, such as a plush toy animal or doll (as illustrated in Figure 1 ) , having a memorabilia compartment therein (not shown) for the placement, display and storage of a remembrance container therein which contains personal effects and mementos of loved ones, though it is conceivable that various other designs and other forms of keepsake vessels could be used, as would be apparent to a person skilled in the art. In one embodiment (not shown) of the present invention an exterior surface of the shell features a cap or cover closeable upon the memorabilia compartment, the cap or cover being integrally connected to the shell, and being moveable to and between an open position and a closed position. In a further embodiment, the cap or cover is hingedly connected to the shell. Attachment means (shown in Figure 4) are mounted within the memorabilia compartment, at one end, and another end is connected to the remembrance container, the attachment means being moveable to and between a display position and a storage position, the display position providing access outside of the memorabilia compartment to the remembrance container, and the storage position providing concealed storage of the remembrance container placed inside the memorabilia compartment of the shell.
In a preferred embodiment, and with reference to Figure 2, the present invention comprises a shell 2 having a front panel 3 and rear panel 5 each defined by edge portions which are connected together along a substantial length thereof to form the shell 2. In the embodiment shown in Figure 2, the front 3 and rear panels S meet so as to form the shell 2, the shell 2 having a slit or aperture 7 integrally formed therein, and which provides access to a memorabilia compartment 11 positioned within the shell 2. Preferably, the front panel 3 or rear panel 5 comprise a non-overlapping single piece of material (which is then connected to the opposed panel) having an opening defined therein.
It should be noted that it is also possible for the front panel to be comprised of overlapping plies of material.
Generally, the shell material used in constructing the keepsake vessel can be plastic, ceramic, metal, wood or a textile material, though it is conceivable that other variations could be used. It is also to be understood that the memorabilia compartment 11 within the shell 2, and the shell itself, can be adapted to accommodate varying sizes of any remembrance container placed therein.
As noted previously herein, and with reference to Figures 3 and 4, attachment means 13 are mounted on an interior surface of the memorabilia compartment 11, the attachment means 13 being moveable to and between a display position and a storage position; the display position providing access to the user for attaching personal effects and mementos to the attachment means for viewing by the mourners and loved ones, and the storage position providing concealed storage of the personal effects and mementos placed in the memorabilia compartment. Of course, the attachment means which are mounted within the memorabilia compartment are accessible through the memorabilia receiving opening 7 positioned on the exterior surface of the shell 2.
In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, and with reference to Figure 4, the attachment means 13 comprises a first end 15 and a second end 17, the first end 15 being connected or sewn to an interior surface of the memorabilia compartment 11, and the second end 17 being connected to a securing device such as a clamp or clip or ring 21 detachably attached to the remembrance container, it being understood that various other designs and forms of securing devices could also be used, as would be apparent to a person skilled in the art. Of course, if the remembrance container containing the effects and mementos are to be removed or replaced from the clamp or clip or ring 21, it can be, in a preferred embodiment, detached and removed.
In a further embodiment of the present invention, the attachment means 13 can, preferably, be made of textile or other fabric like material (and could be presented as a "string" or 'rope" of material, for example) one end of which is sewn into an interior surface of the memorabilia compartment 11 ), and the other end being detachably connected or attached, by means of the material, with reference to Figure 3, being "looped" 55 to clamp or clip or ring 21, which is, of course, connected to the remembrance container (not shown). Of course, when the remembrance container is to be used in the display position, the attachment means 13 and the remembrance container (not shown) connected thereto are removed through the slit or aperture 7, whereby the remembrance container is positioned outside of the memorabilia compartment 11 and exterior to an outer surface of the shell 2.
With reference to Figures SA, SB, SC and SD, the present invention comprises a remembrance container 23, having a first shell portion 2S connected to a second shell portion 27, and movable between open and closed positions. In a preferred embodiment, the first shell portion 2S and the second shell portion 27 are hingedly connected together (29). The first shell portion 2S and the second shell portion 27 can be assisted in maintaining the closed position through use of a magnet 33, which inhibits the opening of the first shell portion 2S and the second shell portion 27 from each other, but yet does not prevent the opening thereof, if required or desired. With reference to Figure SA, the first shell portion 2S and the second shell portion 27 may also comprise, in a further embodiment, an attachment ring 77, which can provide for attachment to the securing device such as a clamp or clip or ring 21 shown in Figure 4.
In one embodiment of the remembrance container, and with reference to Figure SA and SC, the peripheral edge 15 of the first shell portion 2S and the second shell portion 27 contains a recessed groove 9 therein. Of course, it will be understood that the peripheral edges 1 S of only one of the first shell portion 2S and the second shell portion 27 may possess the recessed groove therein (in the embodiment shown in Figure SA), or both of the peripheral edges 1 S of the first shell portion 2S and the second shell portion 27 may possess the recessed groove 9 (in the embodiment shown in Figure SC). The recessed groove 9 can, in one embodiment, be filled with a sealant such as glue, for example, or the like. The peripheral edges 1 S of any of the first shell portion 2S and the second shell portion 27 having the groove therein may then be covered, as shown in Figure SC, with a cover 17, so as to cover the peripheral edges 1 S of the first shell portion 2S and the second shell portion 27, the sealant in the glue providing the bond necessary to seal them together. In this manner, for example, personal effects of a loved one, such as the ashes of a deceased person, can be sealingly retained in the shell portions and sealed by the cover 17 placed thereon. With reference to Figures SC and SD, in another embodiment, such as when a picture or other memento of a loved one is placed within the shell portions, a framing member 19 can be positioned within any of the first shell portion 25 and the second shell portion 27, an outer circumference of the framing member 19 being slightly smaller than an outer circumference of any of the first shell portion 25 and the any of the first shell portion 25 and the second shell portion 27 for framing and highlighting pictures and mementos placed therein. The framing member 19 can be sealed in place with a sealant such as glue, or can be removably placed within any of the first shell portion 25 and the second shell portion 27, for removal by hand when desired. In this manner, the pictures and mementos can be viewed, provided that the user first opens the first shell portion 25 which is connected to the second shell portion 27.
Obviously, if personal pictures and mementos were to be replaced from any of the first shell portion 25 and the second shell portion 27, the first shell portion 25 would be swung open, the framing member 19 would be removed (if not sealed in place by the sealant), and the personal effects and mementos removed from the first shell portion 25 and the second shell portion 27. It will be understood that either of the first shell portion 25 and the second shell portion 27 can have sufficient depth to accommodate pictures, personal effects and mementos placed therein. It will also be understood that the cover 17 can be positioned so as to cover a framing member 19 which is positioned within any of the first shell portion 25 and the second shell portion 27.
The present invention has been described herein with regard to preferred embodiments.
However, it will be obvious to persons skilled in the art that a number of variations and modifications can be made without departing from the scope of the invention as described herein.
THE EMBODIMENTS OF THE INVENTION IN WHICH AN EXCLUSIVE PROPERTY
OR PRIVILEGE IS CLAIMED ARE DEFINED AS FOLLOWS:
A keepsake vessel having a remembrance container therein comprising:
a shell having a slit or aperture integrally formed as part of the shell, the remembrance container being positioned within the shell through the slit or aperture and containing personal effects and mementos; and attachment means being mounted within the shell and connected to the remembrance container, the attachment means being moveable to and between a display position and a storage position, the display position providing access outside of the shell to the remembrance container, and the storage position providing concealed storage of the remembrance container placed inside the shell.
2. A keepsake vessel having a remembrance container therein comprising:
a shell, the remembrance container being positioned within the shell through the slit or aperture and containing personal effects and mementos;
a cap closeable upon the remembrance container, the cap being integrally connected to the shell, said cap being moveable to and between an open position and a closed position; and attachment means being mounted within the shell and connected to the remembrance container, the attachment means being moveable to and between a display position
FIELD OF THE INVENTION
This invention relates generally to keepsake vessels and more particularly to a keepsake vessel with a memorabilia compartment forming a part thereof, for storage of a removable remembrance container therein which contains personal effects and mementos of loved ones.
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
Currently keepsake vessels, whether fabricated from wood, metal or plastic, do not provide any designated, easily accessible, receptacle or compartment for either the placement of personal effects of loved ones therein or the inclusion therein of mementos by family and friends. There is accordingly a need for a unique, improved keepsake vessel having an internal memorabilia compartment for the placement, display and storage of a removable remembrance container therein which contains personal effects and mementos of loved ones, wherein the remembrance container can be moved from a concealed storage position in the keepsake vessel to a display position exterior of the keepsake vessel, by means of attachment means detachably engageable with the remembrance container, for viewing and remembrance.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION
The object of the present invention is to provide an improved keepsake vessel having an integral memorabilia compartment for the placement, display and storage of a removable remembrance container therein which contains personal effects and mementos.
The memorabilia compartment is configured in the keepsake vessel so as to provide convenient access to the user for placement and removal of the remembrance container therein and to provide display of the personal effects and mementos placed therein for viewing by the user, when the remembrance container is removed.
It is a still further object of the present invention to provide an improved keepsake vessel wherein the remembrance container which contains the personal effects and mementos can be moved from the concealed storage position to a display position exterior of the keepsake vessel for viewing by the user, by means of attachment means engaged with and connected to the remembrance container.
According to one aspect of the present invention, there is provided a keepsake vessel having a remembrance container therein containing personal effects and mementos comprising a shell having a slit or aperture integrally formed as part of the shell, the remembrance container being positioned within the shell through the slit or aperture; and attachment means being mounted within the shell and connected to the remembrance container, the attachment means being moveable to and between a display position and a storage position, the display position providing access outside of the shell to the remembrance container, and the storage position providing concealed storage of the remembrance container placed inside the shell.
A still further aspect of the present invention relates to a keepsake vessel having a remembrance container containing personal effects and mementos therein comprising a shell, the remembrance container being positioned within the shell through the slit or aperture; a cap closeable upon the remembrance container, the cap being integrally connected to the shell, said cap being moveable to and between an open position and a closed position; and attachment means being mounted within the shell and connected to the remembrance container, the attachment means being moveable to and between a display position and a storage position, the display position providing access outside of the shell to the remembrance container, and the storage position providing concealed storage of the remembrance container placed inside the shell.
According to another aspect of the present invention, there is provided a keepsake vessel having a memorabilia compartment therein for storage of a remembrance container containing personal effects and mementos comprising a shell having a front panel and rear panel, the front panel being defined by a first edge portion and the rear panel defined by a second edge portion whereby the first edge portion and the second edge portion are connected together along a substantial length thereof to form the shell, the rear panel further having opposed first and second overlapping plies of material; a memorabilia receiving opening on an outer surface of the rear panel of the shell, the memorabilia receiving opening being positioned where the first and second plies of material overlap and providing access to the memorabilia compartment; and attachment means being mounted within the memorabilia compartment and connected to the remembrance container, the attachment means being moveable to and between a display position and a storage position, the display position providing access outside of the shell to the remembrance container, and the storage position providing concealed storage of the remembrance container placed inside the shell.
According to another aspect of the present invention, there is provided a keepsake vessel having a memorabilia compartment therein comprising a body portion having a slit or aperture integrally formed as part of the body portion, which provides access to the memorabilia compartment; a remembrance container containing personal effects and mementos being positioned within the memorabilia compartment through the slit or aperture, the remembrance container comprising a first shell and a second shell, the first shell and the second shell being joined together such that the remembrance container may be opened and closed, each of the first shell and the second shell having an inner surface thereof which is concave, a peripheral edge, and an outer surface which forms an outside of the remembrance container, and a framing member defining a substantially hollow interior therein positioned within the first shell and the second shell, an outer circumference of the framing member being slightly smaller than an outer circumference of either of the first shell and the second shell, whereby the framing member can be positioned within either of the first shell and the second shell so as to outline the personal effects and mementos stored in the remembrance container; and attachment means being mounted within the body portion and connected to the remembrance container, the remembrance container being moveable to and between a display position and a storage position, the display position providing access outside of the body portion to the remembrance container, and the storage position providing concealed storage of the remembrance container placed inside the body portion, wherein, when the remembrance container is to be used in the display position, the attachment means and the remembrance container connected thereto are removed through the slit or aperture, whereby the remembrance container is positioned outside of the memorabilia compartment and exterior to an outer surface of the body portion.
According to another aspect of the present invention, there is provided a remembrance container for receiving and storing personal effects and mementos therein comprising a first shell and a second shell, the first and the second shell being joined together such that the remembrance container may be opened and closed, each of the first and the second shell having an inner surface thereof which is concave, a peripheral edge, and an outer surface which forms an outside of the remembrance container; and a framing member defining a substantially hollow interior therein positioned within the first and the second shell, an outer circumference of the framing member being equal to an outer circumference of either of the first and the second shell, whereby a peripheral edge of the framing member can be positioned over the peripheral edge of either of the first and the second shell so as to substantially cover the inner surface thereof, the framing member being secured to the either of the first and the second shell by welding.
According to a further aspect of the present invention, there is provided a remembrance container for receiving and storing personal effects and mementos therein comprising a first shell and a second shell, the first and the second shell being joined together such that the remembrance container may be opened and closed, each of the first and the second shell having an inner surface thereof which is concave, a peripheral edge, and an outer surface which forms an outside of the remembrance container; and a framing member defining a substantially hollow interior therein positioned within the first and the second shell, an outer circumference of the framing member being equal to an outer circumference of either of the first and the second shell, wherein the peripheral edge of the first and the second shell each define a groove formed therein for receiving a bonding material placed within the groove, whereby a peripheral edge of the framing member can be positioned over the peripheral edge of either of the first and the second shell so as to substantially cover the inner surface thereof, the framing member being secured to the either of the first and the second shell by the bonding material placed within the groove.
The advantage of the present invention is that it provides an improved keepsake vessel with an integral memorabilia compartment for the placement, display and storage of a remembrance container therein which contains personal effects and mementos. The memorabilia compartment is configured in the keepsake vessel so as to provide convenient access to the user for placement of the remembrance container therein and to provide display of the personal effects and mementos placed therein for viewing by the user.
A still further advantage of the present invention is that it provides improved keepsake vessel wherein the remembrance container which contains the personal effects and mementos can be moved from the concealed storage position to a display position exterior of the keepsake vessel for viewing by the user, by means of attachment means detachably engaged with and connected to the remembrance container.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
A preferred embodiment of the present invention is described below with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which:
Figure 1 is a front view of one embodiment of a keepsake vessel of the present invention;
Figure 2 is a side view of the embodiment of an opening to the internalized memorabilia compartment in the keepsake vessel of the present invention;
Figure 3 is a side view of an embodiment of the attachment means of the present invention;
Figure 4 is a top view of an embodiment of the attachment means as shown in Figure 3, which illustrates the attachment means being connected at one end to the internalized memorabilia compartment;
Figure SA is a top view of an embodiment of the remembrance container of the present invention, in an open position;
Figure SB is a side view of an embodiment of the remembrance container of the present invention, in an closed position;
Figure SC is a front perspective view of an embodiment of the remembrance container of the present invention, which illustrates the framing members positioned within the shells; and Figure SD is a front view of an embodiment of the framing member of the present invention.
DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT
Refernng now to the drawings, and as seen in the example given in Figure 1, in one embodiment the present invention is a keepsake vessel 1, such as a plush toy animal or doll (as illustrated in Figure 1 ) , having a memorabilia compartment therein (not shown) for the placement, display and storage of a remembrance container therein which contains personal effects and mementos of loved ones, though it is conceivable that various other designs and other forms of keepsake vessels could be used, as would be apparent to a person skilled in the art. In one embodiment (not shown) of the present invention an exterior surface of the shell features a cap or cover closeable upon the memorabilia compartment, the cap or cover being integrally connected to the shell, and being moveable to and between an open position and a closed position. In a further embodiment, the cap or cover is hingedly connected to the shell. Attachment means (shown in Figure 4) are mounted within the memorabilia compartment, at one end, and another end is connected to the remembrance container, the attachment means being moveable to and between a display position and a storage position, the display position providing access outside of the memorabilia compartment to the remembrance container, and the storage position providing concealed storage of the remembrance container placed inside the memorabilia compartment of the shell.
In a preferred embodiment, and with reference to Figure 2, the present invention comprises a shell 2 having a front panel 3 and rear panel 5 each defined by edge portions which are connected together along a substantial length thereof to form the shell 2. In the embodiment shown in Figure 2, the front 3 and rear panels S meet so as to form the shell 2, the shell 2 having a slit or aperture 7 integrally formed therein, and which provides access to a memorabilia compartment 11 positioned within the shell 2. Preferably, the front panel 3 or rear panel 5 comprise a non-overlapping single piece of material (which is then connected to the opposed panel) having an opening defined therein.
It should be noted that it is also possible for the front panel to be comprised of overlapping plies of material.
Generally, the shell material used in constructing the keepsake vessel can be plastic, ceramic, metal, wood or a textile material, though it is conceivable that other variations could be used. It is also to be understood that the memorabilia compartment 11 within the shell 2, and the shell itself, can be adapted to accommodate varying sizes of any remembrance container placed therein.
As noted previously herein, and with reference to Figures 3 and 4, attachment means 13 are mounted on an interior surface of the memorabilia compartment 11, the attachment means 13 being moveable to and between a display position and a storage position; the display position providing access to the user for attaching personal effects and mementos to the attachment means for viewing by the mourners and loved ones, and the storage position providing concealed storage of the personal effects and mementos placed in the memorabilia compartment. Of course, the attachment means which are mounted within the memorabilia compartment are accessible through the memorabilia receiving opening 7 positioned on the exterior surface of the shell 2.
In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, and with reference to Figure 4, the attachment means 13 comprises a first end 15 and a second end 17, the first end 15 being connected or sewn to an interior surface of the memorabilia compartment 11, and the second end 17 being connected to a securing device such as a clamp or clip or ring 21 detachably attached to the remembrance container, it being understood that various other designs and forms of securing devices could also be used, as would be apparent to a person skilled in the art. Of course, if the remembrance container containing the effects and mementos are to be removed or replaced from the clamp or clip or ring 21, it can be, in a preferred embodiment, detached and removed.
In a further embodiment of the present invention, the attachment means 13 can, preferably, be made of textile or other fabric like material (and could be presented as a "string" or 'rope" of material, for example) one end of which is sewn into an interior surface of the memorabilia compartment 11 ), and the other end being detachably connected or attached, by means of the material, with reference to Figure 3, being "looped" 55 to clamp or clip or ring 21, which is, of course, connected to the remembrance container (not shown). Of course, when the remembrance container is to be used in the display position, the attachment means 13 and the remembrance container (not shown) connected thereto are removed through the slit or aperture 7, whereby the remembrance container is positioned outside of the memorabilia compartment 11 and exterior to an outer surface of the shell 2.
With reference to Figures SA, SB, SC and SD, the present invention comprises a remembrance container 23, having a first shell portion 2S connected to a second shell portion 27, and movable between open and closed positions. In a preferred embodiment, the first shell portion 2S and the second shell portion 27 are hingedly connected together (29). The first shell portion 2S and the second shell portion 27 can be assisted in maintaining the closed position through use of a magnet 33, which inhibits the opening of the first shell portion 2S and the second shell portion 27 from each other, but yet does not prevent the opening thereof, if required or desired. With reference to Figure SA, the first shell portion 2S and the second shell portion 27 may also comprise, in a further embodiment, an attachment ring 77, which can provide for attachment to the securing device such as a clamp or clip or ring 21 shown in Figure 4.
In one embodiment of the remembrance container, and with reference to Figure SA and SC, the peripheral edge 15 of the first shell portion 2S and the second shell portion 27 contains a recessed groove 9 therein. Of course, it will be understood that the peripheral edges 1 S of only one of the first shell portion 2S and the second shell portion 27 may possess the recessed groove therein (in the embodiment shown in Figure SA), or both of the peripheral edges 1 S of the first shell portion 2S and the second shell portion 27 may possess the recessed groove 9 (in the embodiment shown in Figure SC). The recessed groove 9 can, in one embodiment, be filled with a sealant such as glue, for example, or the like. The peripheral edges 1 S of any of the first shell portion 2S and the second shell portion 27 having the groove therein may then be covered, as shown in Figure SC, with a cover 17, so as to cover the peripheral edges 1 S of the first shell portion 2S and the second shell portion 27, the sealant in the glue providing the bond necessary to seal them together. In this manner, for example, personal effects of a loved one, such as the ashes of a deceased person, can be sealingly retained in the shell portions and sealed by the cover 17 placed thereon. With reference to Figures SC and SD, in another embodiment, such as when a picture or other memento of a loved one is placed within the shell portions, a framing member 19 can be positioned within any of the first shell portion 25 and the second shell portion 27, an outer circumference of the framing member 19 being slightly smaller than an outer circumference of any of the first shell portion 25 and the any of the first shell portion 25 and the second shell portion 27 for framing and highlighting pictures and mementos placed therein. The framing member 19 can be sealed in place with a sealant such as glue, or can be removably placed within any of the first shell portion 25 and the second shell portion 27, for removal by hand when desired. In this manner, the pictures and mementos can be viewed, provided that the user first opens the first shell portion 25 which is connected to the second shell portion 27.
Obviously, if personal pictures and mementos were to be replaced from any of the first shell portion 25 and the second shell portion 27, the first shell portion 25 would be swung open, the framing member 19 would be removed (if not sealed in place by the sealant), and the personal effects and mementos removed from the first shell portion 25 and the second shell portion 27. It will be understood that either of the first shell portion 25 and the second shell portion 27 can have sufficient depth to accommodate pictures, personal effects and mementos placed therein. It will also be understood that the cover 17 can be positioned so as to cover a framing member 19 which is positioned within any of the first shell portion 25 and the second shell portion 27.
The present invention has been described herein with regard to preferred embodiments.
However, it will be obvious to persons skilled in the art that a number of variations and modifications can be made without departing from the scope of the invention as described herein.
THE EMBODIMENTS OF THE INVENTION IN WHICH AN EXCLUSIVE PROPERTY
OR PRIVILEGE IS CLAIMED ARE DEFINED AS FOLLOWS:
A keepsake vessel having a remembrance container therein comprising:
a shell having a slit or aperture integrally formed as part of the shell, the remembrance container being positioned within the shell through the slit or aperture and containing personal effects and mementos; and attachment means being mounted within the shell and connected to the remembrance container, the attachment means being moveable to and between a display position and a storage position, the display position providing access outside of the shell to the remembrance container, and the storage position providing concealed storage of the remembrance container placed inside the shell.
2. A keepsake vessel having a remembrance container therein comprising:
a shell, the remembrance container being positioned within the shell through the slit or aperture and containing personal effects and mementos;
a cap closeable upon the remembrance container, the cap being integrally connected to the shell, said cap being moveable to and between an open position and a closed position; and attachment means being mounted within the shell and connected to the remembrance container, the attachment means being moveable to and between a display position
Claims (30)
1. A keepsake vessel having a remembrance container therein comprising:
a shell having a slit or aperture integrally formed as part of the shell, the remembrance container being positioned within the shell through the slit or aperture and containing personal effects and mementos; and attachment means being mounted within the shell and connected to the remembrance container, the attachment means being moveable to and between a display position and a storage position, the display position providing access outside of the shell to the remembrance container, and the storage position providing concealed storage of the remembrance container placed inside the shell.
a shell having a slit or aperture integrally formed as part of the shell, the remembrance container being positioned within the shell through the slit or aperture and containing personal effects and mementos; and attachment means being mounted within the shell and connected to the remembrance container, the attachment means being moveable to and between a display position and a storage position, the display position providing access outside of the shell to the remembrance container, and the storage position providing concealed storage of the remembrance container placed inside the shell.
2. A keepsake vessel having a remembrance container therein comprising:
a shell, the remembrance container being positioned within the shell through the slit or aperture and containing personal effects and mementos;
a cap closeable upon the remembrance container, the cap being integrally connected to the shell, said cap being moveable to and between an open position and a closed position; and attachment means being mounted within the shell and connected to the remembrance container, the attachment means being moveable to and between a display position and a storage position, the display position providing access outside of the shell to the remembrance container, and the storage position providing concealed storage of the remembrance container placed inside the shell.
a shell, the remembrance container being positioned within the shell through the slit or aperture and containing personal effects and mementos;
a cap closeable upon the remembrance container, the cap being integrally connected to the shell, said cap being moveable to and between an open position and a closed position; and attachment means being mounted within the shell and connected to the remembrance container, the attachment means being moveable to and between a display position and a storage position, the display position providing access outside of the shell to the remembrance container, and the storage position providing concealed storage of the remembrance container placed inside the shell.
3. The keepsake vessel of claim 1 or 2, wherein the shell further comprises opposed front and rear panels of a shell material, each of the panels being defined by an edge portion, the front and rear panels being connected together along a substantial length of the edge portion of each panel.
4. The keepsake vessel of any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the shell material is plastic, ceramic, metal, wood or a textile material.
5. The keepsake vessel of any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the shell is a plush toy animal or doll.
6. A keepsake vessel having a memorabilia compartment therein for storage of a remembrance container containing personal effects and mementos comprising:
a shell having a front panel and rear panel, the front panel being defined by a first edge portion and the rear panel defined by a second edge portion whereby the first edge portion and the second edge portion are connected together along a substantial length thereof to form the shell, the rear panel further having opposed first and second overlapping plies of material;
a memorabilia receiving opening on an outer surface of the rear panel of the shell, the memorabilia receiving opening being positioned where the first and second plies of material overlap and providing access to the memorabilia compartment; and attachment means being mounted within the memorabilia compartment and connected to the remembrance container, the attachment means being moveable to and between a display position and a storage position, the display position providing access outside of the shell to the remembrance container, and the storage position providing concealed storage of the remembrance container placed inside the shell.
a shell having a front panel and rear panel, the front panel being defined by a first edge portion and the rear panel defined by a second edge portion whereby the first edge portion and the second edge portion are connected together along a substantial length thereof to form the shell, the rear panel further having opposed first and second overlapping plies of material;
a memorabilia receiving opening on an outer surface of the rear panel of the shell, the memorabilia receiving opening being positioned where the first and second plies of material overlap and providing access to the memorabilia compartment; and attachment means being mounted within the memorabilia compartment and connected to the remembrance container, the attachment means being moveable to and between a display position and a storage position, the display position providing access outside of the shell to the remembrance container, and the storage position providing concealed storage of the remembrance container placed inside the shell.
7. A keepsake vessel having a memorabilia compartment therein comprising:
a body portion having a slit or aperture integrally formed as part of the body portion, which provides access to the memorabilia compartment;
a remembrance container containing personal effects and mementos being positioned within the memorabilia compartment through the slit or aperture, the remembrance container comprising a first shell and a second shell, the first shell and the second shell being joined together such that the remembrance container may be opened and closed, each of the first shell and the second shell having an inner surface thereof which is concave, a peripheral edge, and an outer surface which forms an outside of the remembrance container, and a framing member defining a substantially hollow interior therein positioned within the first shell and the second shell, an outer circumference of the framing member being slightly smaller than an outer circumference of either of the first shell and the second shell, whereby the framing member can be positioned within either of the first shell and the second shell so as to outline the personal effects and mementos stored in the remembrance container ; and attachment means being mounted within the body portion and connected to the remembrance container, the remembrance container being moveable to and between a display position and a storage position, the display position providing access outside of the body portion to the remembrance container, and the storage position providing concealed storage of the remembrance container placed inside the body portion, wherein, when the remembrance container is to be used in the display position, the attachment means and the remembrance container connected thereto are removed through the slit or aperture, whereby the remembrance container is positioned outside of the memorabilia compartment and exterior to an outer surface of the body portion.
a body portion having a slit or aperture integrally formed as part of the body portion, which provides access to the memorabilia compartment;
a remembrance container containing personal effects and mementos being positioned within the memorabilia compartment through the slit or aperture, the remembrance container comprising a first shell and a second shell, the first shell and the second shell being joined together such that the remembrance container may be opened and closed, each of the first shell and the second shell having an inner surface thereof which is concave, a peripheral edge, and an outer surface which forms an outside of the remembrance container, and a framing member defining a substantially hollow interior therein positioned within the first shell and the second shell, an outer circumference of the framing member being slightly smaller than an outer circumference of either of the first shell and the second shell, whereby the framing member can be positioned within either of the first shell and the second shell so as to outline the personal effects and mementos stored in the remembrance container ; and attachment means being mounted within the body portion and connected to the remembrance container, the remembrance container being moveable to and between a display position and a storage position, the display position providing access outside of the body portion to the remembrance container, and the storage position providing concealed storage of the remembrance container placed inside the body portion, wherein, when the remembrance container is to be used in the display position, the attachment means and the remembrance container connected thereto are removed through the slit or aperture, whereby the remembrance container is positioned outside of the memorabilia compartment and exterior to an outer surface of the body portion.
8. The keepsake vessel of any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein, when the remembrance container is to be used in the display position, the attachment means and the remembrance container connected thereto are removed through the slit or aperture, whereby the remembrance container is positioned outside of the memorabilia compartment and exterior to an outer surface of the shell.
9. The keepsake vessel of claim 6 or 7, wherein the memorabilia compartment is adapted to accommodate varying sizes of remembrance containers placed therein.
10. The keepsake vessel of claim 6 or 7, wherein the attachment means mounted within the memorabilia compartment is accessible through the memorabilia receiving opening.
11. The keepsake vessel of claim 6, wherein the shell is a plush toy animal or doll.
12. The keepsake vessel of claim 6, wherein the shell is formed of a textile material.
13. The keepsake vessel of any one of claims 1 to 13, wherein the attachment means are formed of a textile material.
14. The keepsake vessel of any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein the attachment means further comprises a proximal end sewn into an interior surface of the shell, and a distal end detachably connectable to the remembrance container.
15. The keepsake vessel of claim 14, wherein the distal end of the attachment means is connected to a securing device, the securing device being detachably secured to the remembrance container.
16. A remembrance container for receiving and storing personal effects and mementos therein comprising:
a first shell and a second shell, the first shell and the second shell being joined together such that the remembrance container may be opened and closed, each of the first shell and the second shell having an inner surface thereof which is concave, a peripheral edge, and an outer surface which forms an outside of the remembrance container; and a framing member defining a substantially hollow interior therein positioned within the first shell and the second shell, an outer circumference of the framing member being slightly smaller than an outer circumference of either of the first shell and the second shell, whereby the framing member can be positioned within either of the first shell and the second shell so as to outline the personal effects and mementos stored in the remembrance container.
a first shell and a second shell, the first shell and the second shell being joined together such that the remembrance container may be opened and closed, each of the first shell and the second shell having an inner surface thereof which is concave, a peripheral edge, and an outer surface which forms an outside of the remembrance container; and a framing member defining a substantially hollow interior therein positioned within the first shell and the second shell, an outer circumference of the framing member being slightly smaller than an outer circumference of either of the first shell and the second shell, whereby the framing member can be positioned within either of the first shell and the second shell so as to outline the personal effects and mementos stored in the remembrance container.
17. The remembrance container of claim 16, wherein the peripheral edge of the first shell and the second shell each define a groove formed therein.
18. The remembrance container of claim 17, wherein either of the first shell and the second shell further comprises a magnet, the magnet being positioned on an upper surface of either of the first shell and the second shell, whereby, when the first shell and the second shell are in the closed position, the magnet assists in keeping the first shell and the second shell in the closed position.
19. A remembrance container for receiving and storing personal effects and mementos therein comprising:
a first shell and a second shell, the first and the second shell being joined together such that the remembrance container may be opened and closed, each of the first and the second shell having an inner surface thereof which is concave, a peripheral edge, and an outer surface which forms an outside of the remembrance container;
and a framing member defining a substantially hollow interior therein positioned within the first and the second shell, an outer circumference of the framing member being equal to an outer circumference of either of the first and the second shell, whereby a peripheral edge of the framing member can be positioned over the peripheral edge of either of the first and the second shell so as to substantially cover the inner surface thereof, the framing member being secured to the either of the first and the second shell by welding.
a first shell and a second shell, the first and the second shell being joined together such that the remembrance container may be opened and closed, each of the first and the second shell having an inner surface thereof which is concave, a peripheral edge, and an outer surface which forms an outside of the remembrance container;
and a framing member defining a substantially hollow interior therein positioned within the first and the second shell, an outer circumference of the framing member being equal to an outer circumference of either of the first and the second shell, whereby a peripheral edge of the framing member can be positioned over the peripheral edge of either of the first and the second shell so as to substantially cover the inner surface thereof, the framing member being secured to the either of the first and the second shell by welding.
20. The remembrance container of claim 16, wherein the framing member comprises a substantially flat, solid sheet of material.
21. The remembrance container of claim 20, wherein the framing member is made of glass or metal.
22. The remembrance container of claim 19, wherein, when the peripheral edge of the framing member is welded over the peripheral edge of either of the first shell and the second shell, an upper surface of the framing member is substantially flat.
23. The remembrance container of claim 19, wherein the first shell and the second shell can each be covered with a framing member, the peripheral edge of each framing member being welded to the peripheral edge of each of the first shell and the second shell.
24. A remembrance container for receiving and storing personal effects and mementos therein comprising:
a first shell and a second shell, the first shell and the second shell being joined together such that the remembrance container may be opened and closed, each of the first shell and the second shell having an inner surface thereof which is concave, a peripheral edge, and an outer surface which forms an outside of the remembrance container;
and a framing member defining a substantially hollow interior therein positioned within the first shell and the second shell, an outer circumference of the framing member being equal to an outer circumference of either of the first shell and the second shell, wherein the peripheral edge of the first shell and the second shell each define a groove formed therein for receiving a bonding material placed within the groove, whereby a peripheral edge of the framing member can be positioned over the peripheral edge of either of the first shell and the second shell so as to substantially cover the inner surface thereof, the framing member being secured to the either of the first shell and the second shell by the bonding material placed within the groove.
a first shell and a second shell, the first shell and the second shell being joined together such that the remembrance container may be opened and closed, each of the first shell and the second shell having an inner surface thereof which is concave, a peripheral edge, and an outer surface which forms an outside of the remembrance container;
and a framing member defining a substantially hollow interior therein positioned within the first shell and the second shell, an outer circumference of the framing member being equal to an outer circumference of either of the first shell and the second shell, wherein the peripheral edge of the first shell and the second shell each define a groove formed therein for receiving a bonding material placed within the groove, whereby a peripheral edge of the framing member can be positioned over the peripheral edge of either of the first shell and the second shell so as to substantially cover the inner surface thereof, the framing member being secured to the either of the first shell and the second shell by the bonding material placed within the groove.
25. The remembrance container of claim 24, wherein the groove of the first shell and the second shell are each operably able to receive a bonding material placed within the groove.
26. The remembrance container of claim 25, wherein the first shell and the second shell can each be covered with a framing member, the peripheral edge of each framing member being placed over the peripheral edge of each of the first shell and the second shell and secured thereto by the bonding material placed within the groove of each of the first shell and the second shell.
27. The remembrance container of claim 26, wherein, when the first shell and the second shell are each covered with a framing member, an upper surface of the framing member is substantially flat.
28. The remembrance container of any one of claims 1 to 27, wherein the first shell and the second shell are hingedly connected together.
29. The keepsake vessel of any one of claims 1 to 13, wherein the attachment means further comprise a metal linked chain.
30. The keepsake vessel of claim 15, wherein the securing device is a loop or ring, the loop or ring being detachably secured to the remembrance container.
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