JP3034669U - Precious metal flower ornament - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) An object of the present invention is to provide a luxurious and elaborate precious metal flower flower ornament that does not bend the stem even if the flower member 22 and the bud member 23 are heavy. SOLUTION: A support plate 4 fitted and supported on an inner peripheral surface of an upper end portion of a flower pot 2 is held on a stand 1 via a flower pot 2 by a pillar 6, and the support plate 4 is made of a noble metal plate material such as pure gold. Covered with gold 19 to improve stability, support plate 4 and plate metal 1
Brass leaf and stem mounting rod 1 that vertically penetrates 9 and
3, 14 are fixed to the support plate 4, the lower ends of the mounting rods 13 and 14 are connected to the support column 6 to prevent them from rotating, and the leaf mounting rod 13
The bases of a plurality of leaf members 20 made of a noble metal are fixed to the protruding portions of the plate-shaped base metal 19 of the plate-shaped base metal 1 of the stem mounting rod 14.
9. A part that extends long above 9 is covered with a thin plate 21 made of precious metal to form a stem that is hard to bend, and a large number of noble metal flower members 22 and a plurality of bud members 23 are fixed to the tip and the tip of the thin plate 21. However, it was a luxurious and elaborate ornament.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

[0001]

[Technical field to which the invention belongs]

 This invention relates to a flower or flower ornament made of precious metal such as gold.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 Conventionally, there are animals such as dogs and horses made of metal, and ornaments such as bonsai, and some of these are made to be luxurious.

[0003]

[Problems to be solved by the device]

 However, the production of ornaments of flowers such as Phalaenopsis orchids and gladiolus, which are luxurious, elaborate and highly artistic, are made of precious metal. There was a problem that it was difficult and unstable. This invention solves the above-mentioned problems, the stem is not bent even if the flower member and the bud member are heavy, and it is gorgeous as well as highly sophisticated and artistic, with good stability and workability. It is intended to provide ornaments of precious metal flowers.

[0004]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 A noble metal flower or flower ornament according to the invention of claim 1 is configured such that the entire extending portion of the brass mounting rod for a stem that extends long on the precious metal plate-shaped metal or the tip end side of the base portion of the extending portion. The stem is covered with a thin plate made of precious metal, the base of multiple precious metal leaf members is fixed to the base end of the stem, and the base of many precious metal flower members is fixed to the tip of the stem. The bases of a plurality of precious metal bud members are fixed to the most distal end of the stem, and the plate-shaped metal that covers the plate is supported on a disc-shaped support plate. The stem of the stem mounting rod is connected by connecting the lower part of the stem mounting rod with a metal wire to the pillar that is fixed to the center of the support plate and extends downward by being penetrated through the gold and the support plate. A support plate is fitted and supported on the inner peripheral surface of the upper end of a pottery or porcelain flower pot supported on a stand with rotation prevention, and the pillar is planted. Inserted into the bottom hole, in which is engaged from below placement platform under nuts tightened to the lower end of the column which protrudes into the cradle.

The invention of claim 2 has a brass leaf mounting rod and a stem mounting rod, and a plurality of precious metal leaf members are provided on the outer periphery of a short protruding portion of the leaf mounting rod projecting above the precious metal plate-shaped metal. Of the leaf mounting rod is covered with a thin plate made of precious metal to cover the entire extended portion of the leaf mounting rod that extends above the plate-shaped metal, forming a stem with a large number of precious metal flowers at the tip of the stem. The base of the member is fixed, the bases of a plurality of precious metal bud members are fixed to the tip of the stem, and the plate-shaped metal covering the plate is supported by a disc-shaped support plate. The lower part of the mounting bar for the leaves is made to penetrate through the plate-shaped metal and the supporting plate to be held by the supporting plate, and the lower part of the mounting bar for leaves and stems is fixed to the center of the supporting plate and extends downward. Inner surface of the upper end of the pottery or porcelain flowerpot supported on a stand by connecting with a metal wire to detent the mounting rod for leaves and stems around the axis. The support plate is fitted and supported on the base, the support is inserted into the bottom hole of the flowerpot, and the lower nut fastened to the lower end of the support protruding into the stand is engaged with the stand from below.

According to a third aspect of the present invention, in the ornament of the precious metal flower according to the first or second aspect, an annular receiving plate that is inclined below the supporting plate and is located in the upper part of the flowerpot is provided close to the lower side of the supporting plate. It is fitted and supported on the peripheral surface.

According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, in the noble metal flower flower arrangement according to any one of the first to third aspects, the tip end side of the extending portion extending long on the plate-shaped metal of the stem portion is located closer to the tip side. It is curved in a V shape and a part of the tip side of the flower member and the bud member are arranged above the outside of one side of the flowerpot.

[0008]

[Embodiment of the invention]

 An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. As shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, the noble metal flower ornament according to the first embodiment has an upper stand 1a, a middle stand 1b, a lower stand 1c, and an upper stand 1a of a wooden stand 1 in which a leg 1d is integrated. The pot 2 made of pottery or porcelain is placed in the appropriate place, and the legs 2c of the pot 2 are placed on the mat of the upper stand 1a. The stand 1 has an upper stand 1a, a middle stand 1b, and a lower stand 1c which are arranged in a square shape with their centers aligned in order from top to bottom. A navy blue mat 3 is laid on the entire surface except the holes through which On the inner surface of the upper part of the flower pot 2, a support plate 4 and a receiving plate 5 made of plywood are fitted and supported with a slight gap between the upper and lower sides, and the upper supporting plate 4 is a thick circular plate, and the lower receiving plate. The support 5 has a ring shape thinner than the support plate 4.

A pillar 6 made of a brass or steel round bar is vertically arranged at the center of the lower surface of the support plate 4, and an upper nut 7 screwed into the upper end of the pillar 6 is supported via a washer 8 to the support plate 4 It is fixed to the lower surface, the middle part of the pillar 6 is loosely inserted into the bottom hole 2a of the flower pot 2, and the large-sized washer 9 fitted to the pillar 6 is supported on the lower surface of the bottom 2b of the flower pot 2 around the bottom hole 2a to support the pillar 6 The large-diameter washer 9 is pressed against the bottom 2b of the flower pot by tightening the intermediate nut 10 which is screwed into the.

The lower portion of the column 6 projecting from the intermediate nut 10 is passed through a vertical hole 1e that vertically penetrates the proper portion of the stand 1, and the lower end of the column 6 is lowered through a washer 11 that is loosely fitted. The nut 12 is screw-fitted, the lower nut 12 is formed in the lower part of the stand 1 and is accommodated in the recess 1f having an opened lower surface, and the lower nut 12 is tightened and pressed from below the washer 11 to the upper surface of the recess 1f to be engaged. Thus, the flower pot 2 is fixed on the stand 1. Brass supporting rods 13 and 14 for leaves and stems made of brass are screwed into the supporting plate 4 on the front and rear sides of the supporting column 6, and the lower portions of these are projected below the supporting plate 4 so that the supporting rods for leaves and stems are attached. Nuts 16 and 16 are screw-fitted to the lower surfaces of 13 and 14 via washers 15 and 15, and the washers 15 and 15 are pressed against the lower surface of the support plate 4 by tightening these.

The upper and lower nuts 17 and 17 are respectively screw-fitted to the lower end portions of the leaf and stem mounting rods 13 and 14, and as shown in FIG. Engage or wind the central part in the thread trough of the support column 6, wind both side parts of the metal wire 18 around the outer peripheries of the leaf and stem mounting rods 13 and 14, and use the upper and lower nuts 17 and 17 to tighten the metal wire 18 By sandwiching the winding part of, the leaf and stem mounting rods 13 and 14 are prevented from rotating.

On the supporting plate 4, a plate metal 19 made of high purity gold such as pure gold is supported. The plate metal 19 has a large number of small irregularities on its upper surface, and the surface of soil to be put in a flowerpot. The outer peripheral portion of the plate-shaped metal 19 is brought into contact with the inner peripheral surface of the upper end portion of the flower pot 2 so as to make it feel like a state. Further, the leaf mounting rod 13 penetrates the plate-shaped base metal 19 and projects shortly above it, and the stem mounting rod 14 penetrates the plate-shaped base metal 19 and extends long above it.

In the short projecting portion 13a of the leaf mounting rod 13 located on the plate-shaped base metal 19, the bases of a plurality of leaf members 20 processed into a shape simulating a Phalaenopsis orchid leaf with high-purity gold are used. They are attached and fixed, and the projecting portion 13a is wrapped by these base portions. A long extending portion 14b of the stem mounting rod 14 extending above the plate-shaped metal 19 is curved in a U shape at the front end side from the middle portion, and the extending portion 14b is used as a core material, and the outer peripheral surface thereof has high purity. The gold strip-shaped thin plate 21 is tubularly brazed to the extending portion 14b, and this portion is entirely covered to form a stem portion.

In advance, a large number of flower members 22 processed into a shape imitating a Phalaenopsis orchid flower and a plurality of bud members 23 processed into a shape imitating a Phalaenopsis orchid bud were prepared with high-purity gold. The base of a large number of flower members 22 is brazed to the tip of the tubular thin plate 21, and the bases of a plurality of bud members 23 are brazed to the tip of the thin plate 21. Then, a part of the tip end of the leaf member 20 is projected to the upper outside of the flower pot 2, and a part of the flower part member 22 on the tip side and the bud member 23 are projected to the upper side of the flower pot 2 on one side. The leaf member 20 makes the base of the stem difficult to see from the front.

Further, the lower end of the glass case 24 having the lower surface opened and only the rear surface made of frosted glass and the other surface made of transparent glass is detachably fitted to the outer periphery of the middle stand 1b of the stand 1, and the lower end of the case 24 is Is supported on the lower stand 1c. In addition, the ornament of the flower and flower which concerns on 1st Embodiment is 260 mm in frontage and depth of the glass case 24, and height is 390 mm.

To assemble the noble metal flower ornament according to the first embodiment, a plurality of leaf members 20 are fixed to the short protruding portion 13 a of the leaf mounting rod 13, and the extension portion of the stem mounting rod 14 is attached. A large number of flower members 22 are fixed to the tip of the stalk covering 14b with a thin plate 21, and a plurality of bud members 23 are fixed to the tip of the stalk. Next, the lower portions of the leaf and stem mounting rods 13 and 14 are penetrated from above into the plate-shaped metal 19 and the supporting plate 4, and the lower projecting portion of the supporting plate 4 is fitted with nuts via washers 15 and 15. 16 and 16 are tightened to connect the leaf and stem mounting rods 13 and 14 to the support column 6 fixed to the support plate 4 by the metal wire 18 to prevent the mounting rods 13 and 14 from rotating about their axes.

After that, the receiving plate 4, the supporting plate 4 and the plate-shaped metal 19 are supported on the upper part of the flower pot 2, the support 6 is passed through the bottom hole 2 a of the flower pot 2, and the support 6 is intermediated via the large diameter washer 9. The nut 10 is tightened, the pillar 6 is passed through the vertical hole 1e of the stand 1, and the legs 2c of the flowerpot are supported on the upper stand 1a through the mat 3 laid on the upper surface of the upper stand 1a of the stand 1. The lower nut 12 tightened through the washer 11 at the lower end of the stand 1 is engaged with the stand 1 from below, and finally the glass case 24 is fitted into the middle stand 1b of the stand 1 and supported by the lower stand 1c.

As shown in FIG. 4, the noble metal flower flower ornament according to the second embodiment is different from the ornament according to the first embodiment described above in terms of a stand 1, a flowerpot 2, a support plate 4, a receiving plate 5, and a plate. The bar 19 and the like are made large, and two leaf mounting rods 13, 13 and two stem mounting rods 14, 14 are provided on the front and rear sides of the column 6, respectively. , 14 and 14 are also large, and the flower members 22, 22 and the bud members 23, 23 are larger in number and larger than those in the first embodiment, and the leaf members 20, 20 are also large. .

Then, the upper and lower nuts 17 and 17 are respectively screw-fitted to the lower ends of the two stem mounting rods 14 and 14, and the central portion of the metal wire 18 is used as a thread trough of the pillar 6. Engage and wrap both sides of the metal wire 18 around the outer circumference of the stem mounting rods 14, 14, and sandwich the winding part of the metal wire 18 with the upper and lower nuts 17, 17, but attach the two leaves. The upper and lower nuts 17 and the metal wires are not wound around the rods 13 and 13.

Further, the two stems have different lengths and curved shapes so as to intersect each other on the tip side from the middle part. The configuration of the second embodiment is the same as that of the first embodiment except for the above-mentioned, and therefore, the same reference numerals as those in FIGS. 1 and 2 are used in FIGS. . Further, the ornament of the second embodiment has a frontage and a depth of 440 mm and a height of 780 mm in the glass case 24.

As shown in FIG. 6, the noble metal flower ornament according to the third embodiment is a stem attachment without the leaf attachment rods and nuts attached to the ornament of the first embodiment. The structure is substantially the same as that of the first embodiment except that the bases of the plurality of leaf members 20 are brazed and fixed to the outer peripheral surface of the thin plate 21 located at the base end of the extending portion 14b of the rod 14.

That is, the entire extended portion 14 b of the brass stem mounting rod 14 that extends on the gold plate metal 19 is covered with a thin gold plate 21 to form a stem portion. The bases of a plurality of gold leaf members 20 are fixed to the base end, the bases of a large number of gold flower members 22 are fixed to the tip of the stem, and the gold bud members 23 are attached to the tip of the stem. The base of the above is fixed, and the plate-shaped base metal 19 covering it is supported on the disc-shaped support plate 4, and the lower part of the stem mounting rod 14 is penetrated into the plate-shaped base metal 19 and the support plate 4 to support it. The stem 4 is held by the plate 4, and the lower portion of the stem mounting rod 14 is connected to the pillar 6 fixed to the center of the support plate 4 and extending downward by a metal wire 18 to prevent the stem mounting rod 14 from rotating around its axis. A support plate is fitted and supported on the inner peripheral surface of the upper end of the flower pot 2 supported on the stand 1, and the support 6 is inserted through the bottom hole 2a of the flower pot 2 and placed. A lower nut 12 fastened to the lower end of a column 6 protruding into the base 1 is placed and engaged with the base 1 from below.

The same parts as those of the first embodiment of the third embodiment are designated by the same reference numerals in FIGS. Further, the base end portion of the stem mounting rod of the third embodiment may not be covered with a thin gold plate, and the base portions of the plurality of gold leaf members may be directly fixed to the outer peripheral surface of the base end portion.

The noble metal flower flower ornaments according to the first, second, and third embodiments configured as described above are disc-shaped on the inner peripheral surface of the upper end portion of the pottery or porcelain flowerpot 2 supported on the holder 1. The supporting plate 4 is fitted and supported, the supporting column 6 fixed to the central portion of the supporting plate 4 and extending downward is inserted into the bottom hole 2a of the flowerpot 2, and the lower nut 12 tightened at the lower end of the supporting column 6 is placed. The support plate 4 is engaged with the base 1 from below to hold the support plate 4 on the base 1 via the flower pot 2, and the support plate 4 is supported by a plate metal 19 of high purity that covers the support plate 4. It has the following effects.

That is, a portion of one or two stem mounting rods 14 extending on the plate-shaped metal 19 is covered with a thin plate 21 of high-purity gold, and a large number of flower members 22 are attached to the tip of the stem. And the stems of the plurality of bud members 23 are fixed to the tip of the stem, and even if the flower member 22 and the bud member 23 are made of high-purity gold and are heavy, the support plate 4 tilts, It is stable and does not fall over the entire object.

When the support plate 4 is tilted for some reason, the annular support plate 5 is fitted to and supported by the upper inner peripheral surface of the flower pot 2 so as to be positioned below the support plate 4 and tilted for some reason. Therefore, it is possible to suppress the inclination of the support plate 4 and improve the stability of the object. Since the stem mounting rod 14 is made of brass and has a high rigidity, the stem portion, which is obtained by extending the stem mounting rod 14 over the plate-shaped metal 19 of the stem portion covered with the thin plate 21 made of gold, is long. Even if the front side of the middle part is curved in a V shape, and the large number of flower members 22 and the plurality of bud members 23 are made of high-purity gold and are heavy, the stems do not inadvertently bend downward. Yes. Further, even if a part of the tip end side of the flower member 22 and the bud member 23 are arranged above the one side of the flower pot 2, the stability of the ornament is good and the stem portion does not bend downward.

Further, as with the Phalaenopsis orchid, a large number of flower members 22 can be provided at the tip of the stem that is curved in a V shape, and a plurality of bud members 23 can be provided at the tip of the stem, and 1. As in the second embodiment, the portion of the leaf mounting rod 13 made of brass that is shortly projected onto the plate-shaped metal 19 is wrapped with the bases of the plurality of leaf members 20 made of gold, and these bases are The flower member 22, the bud member 23, and the leaf member 20 can be separately fixed to the stem portion and the leaf mounting rod 13 because they are fixed to the short projecting portion, and the workability is good. Since the mounting rods 13 and 14 are placed close to each other in the front and rear, it is a gorgeous and elaborate ornament of precious metal flowers without spoiling the appearance.

It is preferable that the tip end of the leaf member 20 is projected to the upper outside of the flower pot 2 and the leaf member 20 prevents the portion of the stem portion near the plate-shaped metal 19 from being visible from the outside. Moreover, since the stem mounting rod 14 or the stem mounting rod 14 and the leaf mounting rod 13 are connected to the support 6 by the metal wire 18 below the supporting plate 4, the connected mounting rods 14 and 13 are prevented from rotating around the axis. Even if external force is applied to the flower member 22 and the leaf member 23, the mounting rods 14 and 13 do not rotate and the position is not collapsed. Further, since the stem mounting rod 14 is provided with the flower member 22 and the bud member 23 and the leaf mounting rod 13 is provided with the leaf member 20, it is suitable for a flower such as an orchid whose stem portion is separated from the leaf member.

In the ornament of the third embodiment, the leaf member 20 is provided at the base end portion of the extension portion 14b of the stem mounting rod 14, the flower member 22 is provided at the tip end portion of the extension portion 14b, and the bud is provided at the most distal end portion. Since 23 is provided, the leaf mounting rod can be omitted and the structure can be simplified.

In the present invention, the plate-shaped metal, leaf member, thin plate, flower member and bud member are not limited to pure gold or the like, and may be a noble metal such as platinum or silver. Plural kinds of the above-mentioned precious metals may be used in combination, for example, only the pistil part of the platinum flower member may be made of gold. In this invention, the stand may be configured by fixing a plate-shaped upper base, a plate-shaped middle base, and a frame-shaped lower base, and omit the legs.

Furthermore, a large number of small stones and other heavy objects may be housed in the flower pot to improve the stability, and the support structure of the support plate by the stanchions and the types of flowers may be other orchids with longer stems. You can change it appropriately, such as using gladiolus. The number of leaf / stem mounting rods and the number of leaf members, thin plates, and flower members to be attached to these may be appropriately increased. Even if there are two or more leaf / stem mounting rods, these are supported. You may make it stop by connecting to a pillar with a metal wire.

[0032]

[Effect of the invention]

 As described above, the noble metal flower plant according to the first and second aspects of the invention has a disk-shaped support plate fitted on the inner peripheral surface of the upper end of the pottery or porcelain flowerpot supported on the table. Then, insert the support column that is fixed to the center of the support plate and extends downward into the bottom hole of the flower pot, place the lower nut tightened on the lower end of the support column and engage the support plate from below in the stand to attach the support plate to the flower pot. Since it was held on a stand via a support plate, a noble metal plate metal covering it was supported on the support plate, and it was made heavy, which had the following effects.

That is, a large number of flower members are provided at the tip of the stem, and a plurality of bud members are provided at the tip of the stem, in which the portion of the mounting rod for the stem extending above the plate-shaped metal is covered with a thin plate of precious metal. Even if the flower member and the bud member are made of high-purity precious metal such as gold, and are heavy, the support plate does not tilt and the entire object does not fall over, and the stability is good.

As in the invention of claim 3, when the support plate is tilted close to the lower side of the support plate, an annular receiving plate for receiving the support plate is fitted and supported on the inner peripheral surface of the upper part of the flowerpot. By doing so, the inclination of the support plate can be suppressed and the stability of the object can be improved. Also, since the stem mounting rod is made of brass and has high rigidity, the part of the stem mounting rod that extends above the plate-shaped metal is covered with a thin plate of precious metal, and the stem is straight. , And even if the tip side is curved from the middle part of the extended part, even if many flower members and multiple bud members are made of precious metal and are heavy, the tip side of the stem part is It does not bend downwards, which is preferable.

According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, the tip end side is curved in a V shape from the middle part of the stem portion, and a part of the tip end side of the flower member and the bud member are arranged outside one side of the flower pot. Even if it does, the stability of the figurine is good, and the stem does not bend unintentionally.

Further, as in the invention of claim 2, a large number of flower members are fixed to the tip of the stem and a plurality of bud members are fixed to the tip of the stem, respectively, and the flower and bud members are made of precious metal. The short protruding portions of the brass leaf mounting rod on the plate metal were wrapped in the base of the leaf member made of precious metal, and these bases were fixed to the short protruding portions. The bud member and the leaf member can be separated and fixed to the stem portion and the leaf mounting rod, and workability is good at the time of fixing, and since the stem and leaf mounting rods are placed close to each other in the front and rear, the appearance is impaired. In rare cases, you can get a luxurious, elaborate and highly artistic precious metal flower ornament.

According to the first aspect of the present invention, the leaf member is provided at the base end portion of the extending portion of the stem mounting rod, and the flower member and the bud portion are provided at the tip portion and the tip end portion of the stem mounting rod, respectively. Therefore, the leaf mounting rod can be omitted, the structure can be simplified, and the ornament of precious metal flowers and flowers with good appearance and luxury can be obtained. Moreover, the inventions of claims 1 and 2 connect the stem mounting rod or the stem and leaf mounting rod to the support column by a metal wire below the supporting plate, and prevent the connected mounting rod from rotating around the axis. As a result, even if an external force is applied to the flower member and the leaf member, the mounting rod will not rotate and the position will not collapse.

[Submission date] August 22, 1996

[Procedure amendment 2]

[Document name to be amended] Statement

[Correction target item name] 0005

[Correction method] Change

[Correction contents]

The invention of claim 2 has a brass leaf mounting rod and a stem mounting rod, and a plurality of precious metal leaf members are provided on the outer periphery of a short protruding portion of the leaf mounting rod projecting above the precious metal plate-shaped metal. The base part of the stem is fixed, and the entire extended portion of the stem mounting rod extending over the plate metal is covered with a thin plate made of precious metal to form a stem, and a large number of precious metal flowers are attached to the tip of the stem. The base of the member is fixed, the bases of a plurality of precious metal bud members are fixed to the tip of the stem, and the plate-shaped metal covering the plate is supported by a disc-shaped support plate. The lower part of the mounting bar for the leaves is made to penetrate through the plate-shaped metal and the supporting plate to be held by the supporting plate, and the lower part of the mounting bar for leaves and stems is fixed to the center of the supporting plate and extends downward. Inner surface of the upper end of the pottery or porcelain flowerpot supported on a stand by connecting with a metal wire to detent the mounting rod for leaves and stems around the axis. The support plate is fitted and supported on the base, the support is inserted into the bottom hole of the flowerpot, and the lower nut fastened to the lower end of the support protruding into the stand is engaged with the stand from below.

[Procedure 3]

[Document name to be amended] Statement

[Correction target item name] 0017

[Correction method] Change

[Correction contents]

After that, the receiving plate 5 , the supporting plate 4, and the plate-shaped metal 19 are supported on the upper part of the flower pot 2, the pillar 6 is passed through the bottom hole 2 a of the flower pot 2, and the pillar 6 is intermediated via the large diameter washer 9. The nut 10 is tightened, the pillar 6 is passed through the vertical hole 1e of the stand 1, and the legs 2c of the flowerpot are supported on the upper stand 1a through the mat 3 laid on the upper surface of the upper stand 1a of the stand 1. The lower nut 12 tightened through the washer 11 at the lower end of the stand 1 is engaged with the stand 1 from below, and finally the glass case 24 is fitted into the middle stand 1b of the stand 1 and supported by the lower stand 1c.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a noble metal flower or flower ornament according to a first embodiment of the present invention with a glass case removed upward.

FIG. 2 is a partial longitudinal explanatory view of the precious metal flower flower ornament shown in FIG.

FIG. 3 is a sectional view taken along line AA of FIG. 2;

FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing a noble metal flower or flower ornament according to a second embodiment of the present invention with a glass case removed upward.

FIG. 5 is a partial longitudinal explanatory view of the precious metal flower flower ornament shown in FIG. 4;

FIG. 6 is a partial vertical cross-sectional view of a noble metal flower or flower ornament according to a third embodiment of the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 Stand 1a Upper stand 1b Middle stand 1c Lower stand 2 Flower pot 3 Mat 4 Support plate 5 Support plate 6 Strut 12 Lower nut 13 Leaf mounting rod 14 Stem mounting rod 17 Nut 18 Metal wire 19 Plate metal 20 Leaf member 21 Thin plate 22 Flower member 23 Bud member 24 Glass case

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[Procedure amendment]

[Submission date] August 22, 1996

[Procedure amendment 1]

[Document name to be amended] Statement

[Correction target item name] Claims for utility model registration

[Correction method] Change

[Correction contents]

[Utility model registration claims]

Claims (4)

[Utility model registration claims] 1. A stem portion in which the entire extending portion of a brass stem mounting rod extending over a precious metal plate-shaped metal or a tip end side of a proximal end portion of the extending portion is covered with a precious metal thin plate. The base of a plurality of precious metal leaf members is fixed to the base end of the stem, the base of many precious metal flower members is fixed to the tip of the stem, and a plurality of bases of the precious metal flower members are fixed to the tip of the stem. The base of the noble metal bud member is fixed, and the plate-shaped metal that covers it is supported on a disk-shaped support plate, and the lower part of the stem mounting rod is passed through the plate-shaped metal and the support plate to support the support plate. The lower part of the stem mounting rod was fixed to the center of the support plate and extended downward by connecting the lower part of the stem mounting rod with a metal wire to prevent the stem mounting rod from rotating around the axis and supported on the stand. A support plate is fitted and supported on the inner peripheral surface of the upper end portion of the pottery or porcelain flower pot, and the pillar is inserted into the bottom hole of the flower pot,
A noble metal flower ornament characterized in that a lower nut fastened to the lower end of a column protruding into the stand is engaged with the stand from below. 2. A leaf mounting rod made of brass, wherein a plurality of bases of noble metal leaf members are fixed to an outer periphery of a short protruding portion of the leaf mounting rod projecting above a noble metal plate-shaped metal. , A stem part in which the entire extended portion of the leaf mounting rod extending over the plate-shaped metal is covered with a thin plate made of precious metal, and the bases of many precious metal flower members are fixed to the tip of the stem portion. Then, the bases of a plurality of precious metal bud members are fixed to the most distal end of the stem, and the plate-shaped base metal that covers the disc-shaped support plate is supported by the base of the leaf and the lower part of the stem-mounting rod. Is pierced through the plate-shaped metal and the supporting plate and held by the supporting plate, and the lower part of the mounting rod for leaves and stems is connected to the support column fixed to the central portion of the supporting plate and extending downward by a metal wire,
Stop the rotation of the mounting rods for leaves and stems around the axis, and fit and support the support plate on the inner peripheral surface of the upper end of the pottery or porcelain flower pot supported on the stand, and insert the support column into the bottom hole of the flower pot. Then
A noble metal flower ornament characterized in that a lower nut fastened to the lower end of a column protruding into the stand is engaged with the stand from below. 3. An annular receiving plate for receiving the inclination of the supporting plate, which is closely located below the supporting plate, is fitted and supported on the inner peripheral surface of the upper part of the flowerpot. A precious metal flower ornament. 4. A part of the flower member on the tip side and the bud member are formed on one side of the flower pot, with the tip end side curved from the middle portion of the extended portion of the stem portion extending over the plate-shaped metal ingot. The noble metal flower flower ornament according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the ornament is made of a precious metal.