CH92713A

CH92713A - Container for ink or any other liquid that needs to be drawn off from time to time.

Info

Publication number: CH92713A
Authority: CH
Inventors: Frederick Flesselles Warren
Original assignee: Frederick Flesselles Warren
Priority date: 1920-02-13
Filing date: 1920-10-22
Publication date: 1922-02-16

Description

  

  Récipient à encre ou     à,    tout autre liquide     devant    être     soutiré    de     temps    en temps.    L'invention se rapporte     ii    un     récipient    à  encre ou     ü    tout autre liquide que l'on sou  tire de temps en temps au     moyen    d'une  plume ou     d'un    pinceau.  



       L'iiiventioii    a pour objet de     réaliser     un récipient     que        l'on    puisse     maintenir     penché     lorsque    le volume     d'encre    qu'il       contient    est     insuffisant    pour     qu'il    paisse     étre     utilisé     dans    sa position     normale,    et qui per  mette l'utilisation de la     presque    totalité du  volume d'encre se trouvant dans le récipient.  



  Le dessin annexé     représente,        ü    titre     d5ex-          emples,        différentes    formes     d'exécution    de  l'objet de l'invention.  



       Fig.    1 et 2     sont    des élévations     respec-          tivement    de face et de côté dune     première     forme,     montrant        mi    encrier dans sa     position     normale verticale;

         Fig.    3 et 1 sont des     élévation,    semblables  d'une variante de cette     foi-nie,    la     tig.    > étant  partiellement en coupe     axiale          Fig.    5 est une     niéme        élévation    que     fig.    3,       montrant    cette     variante    clans sa     position    In  clinée;

           Fig.    6 et 7 sont des coupes verticales       axiales    d'une seconde forme     d'exécution    mon  trant respectivement l'encrier dans sa posi  tion verticale et penchée.  



  Dans la forme     représentée        fig.    1 et     ?,    8  représente l'encrier, dont le fond ordinaire 9  est     concave.    Des oreilles opposées<B>10</B> per  mettent de maintenir l'encrier penché     appuyé     sur les bords     parallèles    11 et 12. 13 indique  l'orifice.  



  Dans la     variante    représentée fi-.     'D'        îà     l'encrier porte     latéralement    des     allègeinents     11,     sur    les quatre bords desquels il repose,       lorsqüil    est dans sa position     inclinée.     



  Dans la seconde foi-me     d'exécution        repré-          seiit.é        fig.    6 et 7, des facettes     latérales    sont  taillées dans le corps de     l'encrier.    La surface       d'appui,    dans ce cas,     lorsque    l'encrier est       incline,   <B>est. un plan.</B>  



  Le fond de la partie creuse contenant       l'encre        peut        étre    concave     (fig.    6 et 7) ou  convexe<B>(fi.".</B> 1 a J<B>)</B>.



  Container for ink or any other liquid to be drawn off from time to time. The invention relates to a container for ink or any other liquid which is drawn from time to time by means of a pen or a brush.



       The object of the iviventioii is to provide a container which can be kept tilted when the volume of ink it contains is insufficient for it to be used in its normal position, and which allows the use of the almost all of the ink volume in the container.



  The accompanying drawing shows, by way of example, different embodiments of the object of the invention.



       Fig. 1 and 2 are front and side elevations respectively of a first form, showing the inkwell in its normal vertical position;

         Fig. 3 and 1 are elevations, similar to a variant of this faith, the tig. > being partially in axial section Fig. 5 is a nth elevation that fig. 3, showing this variant in its In clined position;

           Fig. 6 and 7 are axial vertical cross sections of a second embodiment showing respectively the inkwell in its vertical and tilted position.



  In the form shown in fig. 1 and?, 8 represents the inkwell, the ordinary bottom 9 of which is concave. Opposite ears <B> 10 </B> allow to keep the tilted inkwell resting on the parallel edges 11 and 12. 13 indicates the orifice.



  In the variant shown fi-. 'D' to the inkwell laterally carries spandrels 11, on the four edges of which it rests, when in its inclined position.



  In the second execution faith shown in fig. 6 and 7, side facets are cut in the body of the inkwell. The bearing surface, in this case, when the inkwell is tilted, <B> is. a plan. </B>



  The bottom of the hollow part containing the ink can be concave (fig. 6 and 7) or <B> (fi. ". </B> 1 a J <B>) </B> convex.

Claims

CLAIM Container ii ink or ü, any other liquid to be drawn off from time to time using a nib or a brush, charac terized by the fact that it has at least one bearing surface laterally allowing it to be held tilted when you want the remainder of the liquid to concentrate on one side of the hollow in which it is located.

SUB-CLAIMS <B>: </B> 1 A container according to claim, characterized by two symmetrical lateral edges, formed on two opposite sides of the container, in order to serve as a support for it when it is desired to tilt it over one on its sides, this support then being formed by the two parallel straight lines formed by the end of one of the flanges and the corresponding edge of the bottom of the container, as described with reference to FIGS. 1 and 2 of the accompanying drawing. Container according to claim,

character ized in that it carries laterally recesses whose edges serve as a support for it when it is desired to tilt it in order to more easily reach the quantity of liquid remaining as long as it contains, as described with reference to fig. 3 to 5 of the accompanying drawing. 3 A container according to claim, character ized in that the lateral facets are formed in the body of the container in order to serve as a bearing surface when one wants to tilt the container for the purpose described, as shown in FIGS. 6 and 7 of the accompanying drawing. -1 container according to claim, wherein the internal bottom of the hollow portion receiving the liquid is convex.