JP3175357U - teapot - Google Patents

Abstract

An object of the present invention is to prevent the teapot lid from coming off and falling even if the teapot is tilted excessively toward the spout when pouring into a cup of tea, and it is easy to store and take out the teapot from the tea rack. To provide a teapot that does not fall out of the spout.
A lid receiving peripheral wall surface on the front side of the lid receiving port 6 of the teapot 1 is formed substantially vertically, and is formed on the peripheral wall surface of the upper portion higher than the thickness of the peripheral side of the lid 7 from the surface of the lid receiving port 6. A gentle small convex portion 9 having a slight thickness is formed by glaze. Further, a rear lid stopper cover 10 is provided on the rear side of the lid receptacle 6 at a height that covers a part of the upper surface side of the peripheral edge of the lid, and the spout 4 faces downward on the lower surface side of the tip portion of the spout portion 3. The handle 5 was provided on the rear side surface of the teapot body.
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Description

  This device is related to the teapot used to fill the teacup, especially when the teapot near the bottom of the teapot is poured into a cup of tea without being left over, even if the teapot is excessively tilted to the spout side, the teapot lid will come off. It is about a teapot that never falls.

A teapot is used when drinking tea. When the teapot lid is removed and tea leaves are put inside it, and hot water is put inside the teapot, the tea leaves are sufficiently agitated by the hot water while so-called dancing in the teapot, and the tea leaf extract is dissolved in the hot water. I pour this into a cup of tea and have tea.
When pouring the teapot in the teapot into the cup, it is often the case that the teapot is tilted too far toward the spout so that the remaining teacup remains in the cup. In this case, a portion of the lid is pressed so that the teapot lid does not fall, but it is often the case that you forget to press it.
Then, the lid comes off from the teapot and falls to the pouring side of the pouring cup. There were inconveniences such as overflowing or damaging a part of the cup.
In order to eliminate this inconvenience, “A teapot for preventing the top lid from falling” in Japanese Utility Model Application No. 7-815 (Utility Model Registration No. 3013389) has been devised. In this device, the overflow prevention cover is formed on the periphery of the lid opening on the crane neck side that becomes the spout part. This overflow prevention cover prevents the teapot from falling to the pouring side where the lid is removed and poured even if the teapot is tilted excessively toward the crane neck.

  In general, the teapot has a handle on its side. The handle is inclined obliquely upward so that the tea in the teapot can be easily poured into the cup, and the tip of the handle extends above the lid of the teapot. The teapot spout is generally facing upwards.

Actual Application No. 7-815 (Utility Model Registration No. 3013389)

  By the way, in the idea of “a teapot for preventing the top lid from falling” in the above-mentioned actual application No. 7-815 (utility model registration No. 3013389), the lid is removed even if the teapot is excessively inclined toward the crane neck. While it has the feature that it can prevent falling to the drinking water side, it can be considered that when the teapot is tilted too much, a part of the tea bath enters the inside of the overflow prevention cover formed at the periphery of the lid socket. It is done. Since the inside of the overflow prevention cover is narrow, there is a possibility that it cannot be sufficiently cleaned, and it is possible that the water in the tea bath evaporates and sticks as tea leaf dust. It is also possible that the tea leaf litter that adheres will melt into the teapot by the steam of hot water that will be put into the teapot during the next use, and change the taste of the teacup slightly.

Also, in general, the teapot has a tip on the side of the handle that extends to the upper side of the lid of the teapot, so when storing the teapot in the tea shelf, the handle is too close to the ceiling side of the tea shelf. Thus, it is difficult to store the teapot by gripping the handle and placing it in the tea shelf, and it is difficult to take out the teapot from the tea shelf.
In addition, since the spout of the teapot is formed almost upward, it becomes easy for trash falling from above to enter, and part of the upward spout is placed on the ceiling of the tea shelf when it is stored in or removed from the tea shelf. It may not be hygienic by touching some parts.
Furthermore, since the teapot spout is formed almost upwards, pouring tea water and placing the teapot on a table or the like returns the pouring spout from an inclined state to an upward state. A drop of tea was left at the tip of the spout that turned upward, and it sometimes dropped from the spout.

  This device was devised in view of the above problems, and was devised to solve the problem. The purpose of this device is to avoid excessively tilting the teapot toward the spout side when pouring into a cup of water. It is an object of the present invention to provide a teapot in which the teapot lid does not fall off and is easy to store and take out the teapot from the tea rack, and no dust enters the spout and does not drip from the spout.

  In order to achieve the above-mentioned problems, the invention of claim 1 is formed such that the lid receiving peripheral wall surface on the front side of the lid receptacle on the side serving as the spout portion of the teapot is formed substantially vertically, and from the surface of the lid receptacle. A gentle small convex part having a slight thickness is formed by glaze on the peripheral wall surface of the upper part which is higher than the peripheral side thickness of the lid, and the lid side of the lid is opposite to the spout part. It comprises means provided with a rear lid stopper cover at a height position that covers a part of the upper surface side of the periphery from above with a gap.

  Further, in the invention of claim 2, the lid receiving peripheral wall surface on the front side of the lid receiving port on the side serving as the spout part of the teapot is formed substantially vertically, and the thickness from the surface of the lid receiving port to the peripheral side of the lid is determined. A gentle small convex part having a slight thickness is formed on the peripheral wall surface of the upper upper part by a glaze, and a part of the upper surface side of the peripheral edge of the lid is formed on the rear side of the lid receiving port opposite to the spout part. A rear lid stopper cover is provided at a height that covers the top from the upper side with a gap, and a spout is formed downward on the bottom side of the tip of the spout provided on the front of the teapot. The rear side surface comprises means having a handle that bends downward while extending rearward from the upper portion of the rear side surface.

According to the teapot according to the invention of claim 1 comprising means for solving the problems, the peripheral wall on the front side of the lid receptacle serving as the spout side is formed substantially vertically, and the substantially vertical wall surface includes A gentle small convex part having a slight bulge is formed by a glaze at a position corresponding to the upper side of the height of the peripheral edge thickness of the lid, and the lid peripheral edge on the rear side of the lid receiving port opposite to the spout Since the rear lid stopper cover that covers a part of the upper surface side of the lid from the upper side is formed, even if the teapot is excessively inclined to the spout side, the front side of the lid is outside the lid receptacle by this small convex part The rear side of the lid is prevented from falling forward by the rear lid stopper cover. In this way, by the cooperative work of the small convex part of this lid receptacle and the rear lid stopper cover, even if the teapot is excessively tilted to the spout side, it prevents the lid from coming off and falling to the drinking side can do.
Moreover, even if a portion of the tea bath that often occurs when the teapot is excessively tilted toward the spout side adheres to the front side of the lid receptacle that becomes the spout side and its peripheral wall, Since there is no cover for covering the upper side of the lid, cleaning with water is easy and the attached tea can be easily washed away.

  Further, according to the teapot according to the invention of claim 2, in addition to the above-mentioned effect, a handle of the teapot is formed vertically on the rear side surface of the teapot main body, and a structure in which the vertically formed portion is grasped by hand In addition, since the upper end of the handle is not higher than the lid of the teapot, when grasping the handle of the teapot and storing it in a tea shelf with a low inner ceiling or taking it out, a part of the hand holding the handle or the handle is high. Since it does not touch the inner ceiling of the low tea shelf, it is easy to store and take out the teapot from the tea shelf.

  In addition, when the spout is formed upward like a conventional teapot, when it is stored in or removed from a tea shelf, a part of the upward spout is the inner ceiling where the height of the tea shelf is low. Touching the door may cause garbage to enter or get dirty, and while leaving the teapot on a table or the like, indoor garbage may fall from the top of the spout and cannot be said to be sanitary. However, in the teapot of this device, since the spout of the teapot is formed downward, it is not necessary to touch the inner ceiling of the tea shelf that is low in height when storing it in a tea shelf or taking it out of it. Also, while leaving the teapot on the table or the like, there is no trash inside the room, so it is very hygienic.

  Furthermore, if the spout is formed upward like a conventional teapot, pour tea water and place the teapot on a table, etc., and the spout will return from an inclined state to an upward state. When a drop of poured tea was left on the tip of the spout that turned upward, it sometimes dropped from the spout, but in the teapot of this device, the spout of the teapot is formed downward, Even if you pour tea water and place the teapot on the table, the spout does not face upward, so a drop of poured tea water does not remain at the top of the spout, so it droops from the spout. It has extremely practical and beneficial effects.

It is a side view of the teapot which shows the form for implementing this device. It is a top view of a teapot which shows the form for implementing this device. It is sectional drawing of the teapot which shows the form for implementing this device. (A) is a partially enlarged cross-sectional view of a lid receiving peripheral wall surface showing a form for carrying out the invention; (B) is a lid receiving peripheral wall face when a teapot showing the embodiment for carrying out the invention is tilted downward; FIG.

  Hereinafter, based on the form for implementing the device described in the drawings, the device will be described in more detail.

  In the figure, a teapot 1 includes a teapot body 2 into which tea leaves and hot water are put, a spout portion 3 provided on the front side of the teapot body 2, and a spout 4 formed on the lower surface side of the tip portion of the spout portion 3. , A handle 5 provided on the rear side surface of the teapot body 2, a lid receptacle 6 formed on the top of the teapot body 2, a lid 7 attached to the lid receptacle 6, a lid receptacle formed on the periphery of the lid receptacle 6 The peripheral wall surface 8, the small convex portion 9 formed on the upper portion of the lid receiving peripheral wall surface 8, the rear lid stopper cover 10 provided at the rear portion of the lid receiving port 6, and the tea strainer formed on the inner peripheral side of the lid receiving port 6 It consists of a filter receptacle 11 and the like.

  A spout 3 is provided on the front side of the teapot body 2. The spout portion 3 is formed so as to be squeezed obliquely upward as viewed from the side. The upper surface side of the tip portion is formed to be rounded forward, and usually a certain spout 4 is not formed in that portion. Instead, the spout 4 is formed on the lower surface side of the tip portion of the spout 3 to open downward.

  By forming the spout 4 downward, the spout 4 is prevented from entering dust and dust floating in the air, and is hygienic. Further, when the teapot 1 is stored in or removed from the tea shelf with a lower inner ceiling, the spout 4 does not hit the lower inner ceiling of the tea shelf, and the pour spout 4 touches the lower inner ceiling and becomes unhygienic. Can also be prevented.

  In addition, since the spout is formed upward in the conventional teapot, the peripheral edge of the spout is also facing upward, and when the teapot is tilted and tea is poured into the cup, The remaining drop remains on the periphery of the pouring spout that has turned upward, and it may fall down thereafter, but since the spout 4 is always facing downward, a drop of tea water adheres to the periphery. There is nothing.

  A handle 5 is provided on the rear side surface of the teapot body 2. Unlike the handle 5 provided obliquely upward from the side surface of the conventional teapot, the handle 5 bends downward while extending backward from the upper portion of the rear side surface of the teapot main body 2, and the bent tip is on the rear side surface of the teapot main body 2. Connected to the bottom. In the case of pouring tea with a teapot, the portion that bends downward while gripping the handle 5 is grasped.

  For this reason, unlike when grasping the handle of a conventional teapot, the gripping hand does not come out above the teapot 1 and stays at the position of the side surface of the teapot main body 2, so the teapot 1 When storing or taking out the tea, the hand does not hit the inner ceiling or the like where the height of the tea shelf is low, and smooth storage and removal can be performed.

  An upper portion of the teapot body 2 is opened in a circular shape when viewed from above, and a lid opening 6 is formed in the circular opening. A lid 7 is detachably attached to the opening. The lid receptacle 6 is formed so as to protrude slightly toward the inner periphery, that is, the center of the circle, on the circumferential edge side of the circular opening. The surface of the protruding lid receptacle 6 is formed almost horizontally. The lid receiving port 6 receives the lower surface portion on the circumferential edge side of the lid 7 attached to close the circular opening portion from the lower side.

  A tea strainer filter receiving port 11 is formed on the inner peripheral side of the lid receiving port 6. A tea strainer filter 12 is detachably attached to the inside of the tea strainer filter receiving port 11. The tea strainer filter receiving port 11 is formed on the inner peripheral side of the circular lid receiving port 6, that is, so as to slightly protrude toward the center of the circle. The surface of the overhanging tea strainer filter receptacle 11 is formed at a position one step lower than the surface of the lid receptacle 6. The tea strainer filter receiving port 11 serves to receive and support the lower surface portion of the cup 12a at the periphery of the tea strainer filter 12 from below.

  A lid receiving peripheral wall surface 8 having a height several times higher than the thickness of the lid 7 on the circumferential edge side is formed on the periphery of the lid receiving opening 6, and the lid 7 is prevented from being displaced in the lid receiving opening 6. ing. Even if the steam from the teacup inside the teapot body 2 adheres to the inside of the lid 7 as water droplets and flows to the circumferential edge of the lid 7, it flows out to the outside of the teapot body 2 by the lid receiving peripheral wall surface 8. It is prevented.

  The lid receiving peripheral wall surface 8 which is several times higher than the thickness of the lid 7 on the circumferential edge side has a slight thickness, for example, a small thickness of about 2 mm, on the upper portion higher than the thickness of the lid 7 on the circumferential edge side. A gentle small convex portion 9 is formed. The small convex portion 9 by the glaze is formed at least on the front side of the lid receiving port 6, that is, on the side that becomes the spout 3 of the teapot 1. However, you may form in the perimeter of the high upper part of the lid | cover receiving peripheral wall surface 8. FIG. Note that no glaze is applied to the surface of the lid receiving peripheral wall surface 8 where the small convex portions 9 are not formed.

  When the teapot 1 is tilted substantially vertically in order to pour tea water into the cup, the small convex portion 9 formed on the lid receiving peripheral wall surface 8 on the side that becomes the spout portion 3 of the teapot 1 7 serves to prevent the lower end portion of 7 from sliding on the lid receiving peripheral wall surface 8 and sliding down to the outside. That is, the lower end portion of the lid 7 is prevented from being displaced forward by being blocked by the small convex portion 9. Since the thickness of the small convex portion 9 is slight, it is not difficult to wash the teapot 1, and therefore, the tea astringent attached to the gap portion between the small convex portion 9 and the surface of the lid receptacle 6 is also washed away. be able to.

  On the rear side of the lid receiving port 6 opposite to the spout 3, that is, on the side on which the handle 5 is formed, a part of the upper surface side on the circumferential edge side of the lid 7 is opened from the upper side with a vertical gap. A rear lid stopper cover 10 is formed at a height position to cover. The gap is an interval that does not interfere with contact when the lid 7 is removed from or attached to the lid receptacle 6. The rear lid stopper cover 10 functions to prevent the lid 7 from falling off from the lid receiving port 6 when the teapot 1 is tilted more than vertical, with the lid 7 tilting forward with the tilted lower end as a fulcrum.

  The rear lid stopper cover 10 is bonded to the upper end of the lid receiving peripheral wall surface 8 on the rear side of the lid receiving port 6, and is formed so that its front side protrudes to the lid receiving port 6 side. In the drawing, the rear side of the rear lid cover 10 is bonded to the upper part of the handle 5 attached to the part. The rear lid cover 10 is not easily removed by the adhesion of the two places.

In the drawing, the rear lid stopper cover 10 has a heart shape, for example, and the wide side of the heart projects to the lid receiving port 6 side. The narrowed part of the heart protrudes toward the handle 5 side. Note that the rear lid cover 10 is not limited to the shape of the heart, and may have various shapes. In short, as long as the lid 7 can be prevented from tipping forward, any structure can be used. It may be anything.

Next, the use based on the structure of the form for implementing the said device is demonstrated below.
Open the lid 7 of the teapot 1 and put a tea strainer filter 12 inside the teapot 1. The tea strainer filter 12 is formed on the periphery of the upper surface opening of the tea strainer filter 12 and is locked to the tea strainer filter receiving port 11 formed on the inner peripheral side of the lid receiving port 6 of the teapot 1. The bottom surface is supported in a state where it floats slightly from the inner bottom surface of the teapot 1.

  An appropriate amount of, for example, green tea leaves is placed inside the tea strainer filter 12. For example, pour hot water into it. When hot water is poured, the tea leaves placed inside the tea strainer filter 12 diffuse on the inside side of the tea strainer filter 12 while so-called dancing.

  In this case, the tea leaves in the bag are narrow inside the bag, so even if hot water is poured, it cannot diffuse while dancing so-called inside the bag, so the extract contained in the leaf cannot be extracted evenly. However, the tea leaves that diffuse while dancing on the inside of the tea strainer filter 12 sufficiently intersect with the hot water, so that the extract contained in the tea leaves is evenly dissolved in the hot water.

  The dissolved extract is diffused by hot water, passes through a large number of mesh holes formed on the side peripheral surface and the bottom surface of the tea strainer filter 12, and is extracted outside the tea strainer filter. At this time, some fine leaves smaller than the hole diameter of the mesh hole pass through the mesh hole and flow out to the outside of the filter 12, but the tea leaves larger than the hole diameter of the mesh hole are blocked by the mesh hole, However, it does not leak outside the filter 12.

  Then, in order to put tea water into the cup, the handle 5 of the teapot 1 is grasped by hand, the teapot 1 is lifted, and the pouring part 3 side is inclined downward to pour tea water into the cup. The tea water in the teapot 1 flows down the spout portion 3 and is poured into the cup from the spout 4 formed on the lower surface side of the tip portion.

  In this case, when the teapot 1 is tilted substantially vertically so as to pour the tea water remaining on the inner bottom surface side of the teapot 1 into the cup, the lid 7 of the teapot 1 is also turned upward and downward, and at this time, becomes the lower end of the lid 7. The portion comes into contact with the lid receiving peripheral wall surface 8 on the front side. Since the small convex portion 9 is formed on the upper side of the lid receiving peripheral wall surface 8, the lower convex portion of the lid 7 becomes a barrier and moves further away from the lid receiving port 6. It will not fall to the hot water side.

  Further, even if a force is applied to tilt the teapot 1 further than the vertical so that the upper end of the lid 7 tilted up and down works, the rear side of the lid receiving port 6 serving as the upper end of the lid 7 Since the rear lid stopper cover 10 is provided, the upper surface on the upper end side of the lid 7 comes into contact with the rear lid stopper cover 10 to prevent the lid 7 from falling down, and the lid 7 accidentally falls into the cup. Or fall around it.

  Thus, a teapot is provided by the small convex portion 9 formed on the upper side of the lid receiving peripheral wall surface 8 on the front side of the lid receiving port 6 and the rear lid stopper cover 10 provided on the rear side of the lid receiving port 6. Even if 1 is tilted excessively, the lid 7 of the teapot 1 can be reliably prevented from falling off the lid receptacle 6.

  It should be noted that the present invention is not limited to the mode for carrying out the above-described invention, and various modifications can be made without departing from the spirit of the present invention.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Teapot 2 Teapot body 3 Spout part 4 Spout 5 Handle 6 Lid socket 7 Lid 8 Lid wall surface 9 Small convex part 10 Rear cover stopper 11 Tea strainer filter 12 Tea strainer filter 12a

Claims (2)

The lid receiving peripheral wall surface on the front side of the lid receptacle on the side that becomes the spout part of the teapot is formed substantially vertically, and the above peripheral wall surface of the upper part higher than the thickness of the peripheral edge side of the lid from the surface of the lid receiving port, A small small convex part with a slight thickness is formed by the glaze, and a part of the upper surface side of the peripheral edge of the lid is covered with a gap on the rear side of the lid receiving side opposite to the spout part from above. A teapot with a rear lid stop cover in the vertical position. The lid receiving peripheral wall surface on the front side of the lid receptacle on the side that becomes the spout part of the teapot is formed substantially vertically, and the above peripheral wall surface of the upper part higher than the thickness of the peripheral edge side of the lid from the surface of the lid receiving port, A small small convex part with a slight thickness is formed by the glaze, and a part of the upper surface side of the peripheral edge of the lid is covered with a gap on the rear side of the lid receiving side opposite to the spout part from above. A rear lid stopper cover is provided at this position, and a spout is opened downward on the lower surface side of the tip portion of the spout portion provided on the front side of the teapot main body. A teapot with a handle that bends downward while extending backward.

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