DE1721062U - CARDBOARD PLATES, IN PARTICULAR GIFT PLATES. - Google Patents

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The invention deals with cardboard plates, the cardboard-like material and relates in particular to gift plates, such as sid z.3. for Christmas or Easter to be used.

Such cardboard gift plates are known to me They have a flat bottom, or at most a slightly upward curve, the voi * uineci proportionately wide beach is surrounded. The üaiid of the plate is usually arched or shaped like a garland, so that the leller has a pleasing appearance.

Cardboard gift plates have also become known, where the edge is star-shaped or jagged

You are natural when preparing such Christmas or Oeterteller or other gift plates endeavors to give the plate with the inlaid gifts as appealing as possible. In addition heard that the gifts are not randomly pucked into the plate, but that they - e.g. according to shape and color selected - arranged to match each other in terms of taste.

One will also strive to achieve the ilaüptsfcücir of Gifts a.B. a jewelry, a watch or the like. particularly to be emphasized and to be arranged in an exposed manner.

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After all, you will often want to put one or more burning candles between the presents, e.g. for a children's birthday,

These efforts to prepare a gift plate in accordance with the taste are now the one we have known so far Seilerfora with a flat bottom only slightly opposes. The carefully placed gifts change during transport or during Taking out a gift your place, especially if they tend to bulge anyway due to their geometric shape · To avoid this, the flat bottom is used the plate is sometimes lined with wood wool. Apart from the fact that wood wool is used in some cases is also not possible for reasons of taste, the risk of fire increases when burning candles are arranged.

It is true that you could use countersinks to fix the candle or candles on the rope base; but then most of them protrude so little over the presents lying in the plate that they hardly fulfill their purpose of decoration and, moreover, prematurely need to be deleted when they are a certain piece have burned down.

Perner is in the usual dishes that achieved by printing or pasting embellishment by the B _e put the plate invisible and therefore illusory, while the central piece remains visible in the described the printing, and more particularly effectively del candle emerges and the whole one great effect.

The object of the invention is ee to remedy the deficiencies indicated and to create a gift plate that is better suited to its intended use than the known gift plate.

It should also be pointed out that zuia stood the technology already includes so-called dinner plates, oils in one known for the kind of cake platter in the middle a raised one Have a cutting surface that is surrounded by a breakdown at the edge *

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According to the invention, a plate is made from iappe, or cardboard-likeia Material, in particular a gift plate, proposed ^ its Center piece pulled up into the plate space, that's supposed to raised plate center piece preferably in the shape of a cone « stuapfes have »whose surface lines are kink-free in his foot open into the plate body.

Further special features of the invention emerge a, uu the following example explained with reference to the drawing.

In the drawings shows:

Fig. 1) a top view of a paper plate according to the invention.

Fig. 2) A cut through the plate in Fig. 1) Fig »3) a detail,

In Fig. 1) and 2), the edge of the paper plate, which is garland-free or possible in a different shape, is denoted by 1). The middle piece of the 3 plate is formed by a truncated cone 2) which protrudes into the iellerraura · The end face 3) of the truncated cone also forms the body of a star, the points of which are marked 4) and lie on the mantle of the truncated cone. Another star 5) is embossed in the end face 3), which either serves only to decorate the end face, or is adapted to the outline of the footplate of a candle holder 6), which is inserted into the star 5), the candle holder can be secured with the help of fastening prongs 7), which are pressed through the cardboard of the end face. _{Figures such as Siikolaus p} iVeihnachfesenangels, Easter bunnies or the like can also be inserted into the candle holder.

The raised Telle-riaittelutück also has the Beuöutüxtg, since £ Tväüagestslturigsri are made possible = Oi e ^! > Shallow bathing cannot be carried out with rope-makers.

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The iiedruckwng or üoklebimg of the middle piece in connection with the central point arranged candle or figures, remains visible and becomes the effective display of the plates covered with baked goods, ui. The prongs 4) serve to stiffen the middle section. The invention can also be used with portion plates which are divided into individual compartments by radially extending 3 tails. In this case, the raised middle section is a pyramid.

Claims (8)

54f 1/01! 721062. Harold Dcrr, Lohr /! Main. J Cardboard plates, especially / g j «. r. _ Gesdienktell «. 4.5.54. D / S-Sl. (T. c F ■ 5; f 1.) Plate made of cardboard or the like, in particular gift plate s, characterized in that it has a raised in the Tellerrauia Mittolstück. 2 ·) plate according to claim 1, characterized in that the The raised central section is a truncated cone or a Pyramid is 3 ·) Plate according to claim 2 characterized in that the surface lines of the truncated cone at its foot Open into the body of the plate without kinks 4.) Plate according to claim 2 or 3, characterized in that that the truncated cone is pronounced as an aboriginal star, with the star body from the end face of the truncated cone it is fairy formed and its pips on the mantle dea cone trumpet lie, 5.) Plate according to one of claims 1-4, characterized in that that a surface on the raised center piece, z, B. the face of the truncated cone, for arranging of objects is suitably designed, and by printing, pasting or other jewelry for effective middle section of the plate being served 6.) Plate according to one of claims 2-5, characterized gekennzeichnfeu that the surface of the raised center piece is embossed. 7.) Plate according to claim 6, characterized in that the Embossings correspond to the outline of the base of a candle holder. 8.) Plate according to claim 2, characterized in that the edges of one formed in place of the truncated cone Pyramid to subdivide the middle piece and thus different separate assignments of the plate 9 ·) Plate according to claim 7, characterized in that In the candle holder there are also figures such as Eikolaus, WeihaachtserLgel. Easter bunny or the like can be plugged in can.