DE1169315B - Goblet - Google Patents

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FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY GERMAN WTWW ^ PATENT OFFICE Internat. Class: B 67 b

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Number: File number: Filing date: Display date:

German class: 64 a- 3

1169 315
V 22798 III / 64 a
July 18, 1962
April 30, 1964

The invention relates to a goblet with a special shape.

It is known that drinking vessels of all kinds are extremely bulky and always have one for their storage take up considerable space. This disadvantageous property is particularly important in catering establishments very annoying.

You already have cups, e.g. B. beer mugs made that are stackable. Such a space-saving one However, storage is not possible with the previously known shapes of goblets. the Cups of the usual goblets often have a triangular cross-sectional shape and do not have any Floor, which can serve as a base for a glass placed in it. Also are the chalices often bulged or tapered towards the mouth, so that it is easy to sit down one goblet into another for the purpose of stacking is impossible.

It has also already become known per se to stack goblets. In the known version the goblet glasses should be stacked possible in that the wall of the upper part of the glass vessel increases in thickness from top to bottom. Furthermore, the short foot with the stem should have a thick one Have wall to make the foot heavy. But it has been shown that these means are very complicated are, make the production of the glasses very difficult and still never stack them safely, like it is required in a restaurant, for example, is achieved.

The invention now creates a goblet which allows stacking and thus a space-saving Storage permitted. The drinking glass according to the invention, which has a goblet, which merges into the foot via a conically narrowing part, is characterized by that the diameter of the footprint of the foot is smaller than the inner diameter of the the transition to the foot forming calyx paragraph and that the distance from the standing surface of the foot to The calyx shoulder is smaller than the distance from the shoulder of the calyx to the mouth edge of the same.

In this way it is achieved that the standing surface of the foot when nesting (stacking) two or several such goblets a secure storage in the inner part of the paragraph flndes and further a proper guidance is guaranteed, since part of the cup of the inserted cup glass located within the calyx of the lower goblet. This parallel guidance is also a Damage to the mouth edges excluded.

Goblet

Applicant:

United Color Glass Works Aktiengesellschaft,
Zwiesel (Bay.)

Named as inventor:
Heinrichöffelhardt, Stuttgart

In the drawing is an embodiment of the

Invention shown schematically. The figure shows three goblets stacked one inside the other, which are designed according to the invention.

The goblet glasses shown are each composed of the base 1 and the goblet 2, which is one Paragraph 3 has. With 4 the mouth is designated.

According to the invention, the diameter is now α

The standing surface of the foot 1 is smaller than the inner diameter b of the paragraph 3. Furthermore, the distance c from the standing surface of the foot 1 to the paragraph 3 is smaller than the distance d from the paragraph 3 to the mouth 4.

As the figure reveals, the standing surface of the foot 1 is each securely supported in the Inside the paragraph 3. Furthermore, it is ensured by the dimensioning of the goblet that a part of the calyx of the respective upper goblet protrudes into the goblet 2 of the lower goblet and thereby a secure guidance is obtained without the mouth rim 4 being claimed in any way will.

The part of the cup below paragraph 3 can be hollow or solid. In the latter case the upper goblet pushed in would place his foot on the bottom of the lower goblet rest.

In order to avoid contamination, the stacking can also be carried out with the mouths 4 facing down will.

The invention is suitable for all sizes and all types of goblets, such as for liqueur, southern wine, Burgundy, white wine.

Claims (1)

Claim: Drinking glass, the cup of which falls into the foot via a conical part that narrows downwards 409 587/67 passes over, characterized in that the diameter (α) of the footprint of the foot (1) is smaller than the inner diameter (b) of the transition to the foot forming calyx shoulder (3) and that the distance (c) from the footprint to Cup shoulder (3) is smaller than the distance (d) from paragraph (3) of the cup to the mouth edge (4) of the same. Documents considered: Swiss Patent No. 240 763; French patent specification No. 1 215 401. 1 sheet of drawings 409 587/67 4.64 © Bundesdruckerei Berlin