JP3209129U - Spoon and fork base that can be placed without slipping - Google Patents

Abstract

Provided is a pedestal that prevents a spoonful surface of a spoon in use or a branch of a fork from touching a table directly. The tip of the spring clip that opens and closes has an L-shape, and the handle of the spring clip is slanted, and the handle of a ready-made spoon or fork is sandwiched between the tips of the L-shape. By placing the base of the handle of the attached spring clip on the bowl at the end of the tableware, the spoon and fork are prevented from sliding into the plate, and when the spoon and fork are placed on the table, the surface of the pot and branches are removed. By floating on the pedestal, it does not come into contact with the table surface, preventing sanitary discomfort during use. [Selection] Figure 1

Description

The present invention relates to a pedestal in which a spoon and a fork can be hung on the end of a plate, and can be easily placed on a table without a spoon pot surface.

Many restaurants and households use a special spoon or fork, and if you put a spoon or fork on the edge of the plate, it will slip and fall off.

If the spoon and fork in use are placed directly on the table, there is a problem with hygiene.

As an improvement measure, there is a method in which a pedestal is set on a spoon and a fork so that it does not slide into the dish from the edge of the dish and does not touch the table surface directly.

The problem to be solved is that the spoon and fork slip off when placed on the edge of the plate, and that the spoon and fork in use are placed directly on the table, there is a hygienic discomfort.

The present invention is intended to prevent the spoon and fork from sliding into the dish from the edge of the dish and to prevent the spoon's pot surface in use and the fork branch root of the fork from touching the table directly.

The base of the spoon and fork that can be placed without slipping according to the present invention is to prevent slippage from the edge of the dish into the dish, and to protect the hygienic surface by directly touching the spoon and fork in contact with the table.

FIG. 3 is an explanatory view showing an implementation method of “a spoon and fork base that can be placed without slipping”. Example 1

The use form and function of the spoon and fork are not lost, the spoon and fork are less likely to slide off the plate, and the spoon and fork in use are placed on the table directly.

[FIG. 1] is a name of each part of the present invention, and is 1 = pattern, 2 = pot surface, 3 = rake root, 4 = branch, 5 = P point, 6 = Q point, and 7 = R point.

The installation point P in [Fig. 1] is in close contact with the handle of the spoon and fork sandwiched by the spring inside the pedestal body, and is always in close contact unless both the Q point and R point from the outside are pushed and removed. ing.
Since the main body of the present invention is to prevent the spoon and fork from slipping into the dish and to be placed on the table, description of the structure and physical system is omitted.

1 handle 2 pot point 3 rake root 4 branch 5 P point 6 Q point 7 R point

Claims (1)

The pedestal prevents the spoon and fork from slipping into the dish, and the spoon and fork vase surface and branches do not touch the table surface when placed on the table by the pedestal. I can prevent it.