GB459511A - A pouring-out device for bottles - Google Patents

Abstract

459,511. Pouring-devices for bottles. RYLANDS, A., 251, Foundry Lane, Shirley, Southampton. July 8, 1935, No. 19425. [Classes 125 (i) and 125 (iii)] A pouring-out device for bottles includes in combination a flexible pouring-neck 2 adapted to be fitted to a bottle neck and to be reversed upon itself thereinto and centrally thereof, and a plug 12 which depends from a cap or plate and is provided with an enlarged head 13 by means of which the pouring-neck is manipulated. The pouring-neck is pulled from the position shown in Fig. 1 into the pouring position when the plug is removed. In one form of the invention, the pouring-neck is formed with a cylindrical portion 10 which is stuck to the inside of the bottle. The plug 12 is combined with a cork washer 11 and is fitted inside a metal screw-cap 14. In a second form, Fig. 2, the pouring-neck is provided at its broad end with an outwardly-extending flange 6 which is gripped between the bottle mouth and a metal screw cap 7, having a centrally-disposed aperture 8 in its crown. The plug and cap 15 are, in this case, made integrally from synthetic resin, glass, &c. In a third form, Fig. 3, the flange 6 on the pouring-neck is engaged in the hooked upper end 18 of a metal cap 16. The combined cap and plug may be made of greaseproof cardboard. In a fourth form, the flange 6 is downwardly and inwardly bent to form a hook-like rim which is sprung into a groove 20 in the outside of the mouth of the bottle. A combined cap and plug of greaseproof cardboard, glass, or synthetic resin is provided.