| Class / Patent application number | Description | Number of patent applications / Date published |
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| 215395000 | Container support | 49 |
| 20090014408 | Alcoholization structure - An alcoholization structure of the present invention comprises a storing body having an energy layer fixed between a strengthening layer and a buffer layer, and the buffer layer, the energy layer and the strengthening layer wrap around a containing space of the storing body, respectively. By such arrangements, the energy radiated from the energy layer can be homogeneously conducted via the strengthening layer to carry out alcoholization, and can absorb the impact force via the strengthening layer and the buffer layer, ensuring the energy layer to maintain within the bearable range of load, so as to prolong the life of the present invention. | 01-15-2009 |
| 20090065470 | Insulin bottle holder - An insulin bottle holder apparatus comprising of four cavities which holds bottles of insulin. The insulin bottle holder apparatus is made of plastic or a similar material. The apparatus may have four or up to six cavities that can hold the insulin bottles. Each cavity has two diameter sizes with in each cavity. This is so that each cavity can accept one of two different size diameter insulin bottles with in each cavity. The insulin bottle holder apparatus is made so that it can be placed into a refrigerator to hold the bottles of insulin as they are kept cold for use. The apparatus is designed to hold insulin bottles so that the bottles can not tip over and fall from the refrigerator onto the floor and break. | 03-12-2009 |
| 20090139956 | Dielectric Insulation Gasket for a Vacuum Bottle - The gasket makes it possible for the apparatus, in particular the vacuum bottle, to be assembled and disassembled relatively easily and conveniently. It imparts high dielectric performance to the apparatus. The inside and the outside contact surfaces of the gasket are smooth, and, for example, each of them can be made up of two cylindrical portions ( | 06-04-2009 |
| 20090230082 | Cup adhesion device for fluid containment bottle - A cup adhesion device is described as an inexpensive cup with compressible interior tabs, having the ability to slip around the bottom of a storage bottle and be held tightly by compressive forces as the tabs are flexed. Nonpreferred embodiments have the tabs replaced with small compressible invaginations into the cup's sidewall, or are two part designs that require a prior art cup to be clipped to the adhesion device as it is gripping the bottom of the bottle. All embodiments allow for the later removal of the cup to allow it to be used as a fluid containment medium for some of the contents of the bottle. This allows for a hygienic transfer of fluid to an individual or small animal without the recipient drinking directly from the bottle, and either the convenient storage of the cup back around the bottom of the bottle for later additional use, or the disposal of the used cup if no longer required. | 09-17-2009 |
| 20090230083 | BEVERAGE AND FOOD CARRIER AND DISPENSING SYSTEMS THEREFOR - A carrier for carrying at least one beverage container includes a sheet of at least one layer of a polymeric material having an arrangement of at least one aperture for receiving a beverage container, and having a plurality of handle members for grasping by at least one finger or portion of a users hand for carrying the beverage container. A tray configuration is also provided for use with the carrier or in a separate manner, and a dispensing system for use with the carrier is set forth. | 09-17-2009 |
| 20100230380 | Tray and Reusable Bottle Arrangement for Storage and Handling - A tray and bottle arrangement has a tray for holding several reusable bottles. The tray has an elongated body and defines several pockets adjacent one another in the top of the tray. Each pocket has a cylindrical sidewall with narrow channels communicating between adjacent pockets so that the sides of adjacent bottles can touch one another. Fingers extend from the top surface of the tray on both sides of the pockets and engage the sides of the bottles within the pockets. Also, ribs extend into the pockets from the pockets' sidewalls that engage the sides of the bottles to hold them in the tray. | 09-16-2010 |
| 20110011826 | BOTTLE FLIP SUPPORT - Disclosed herein is a bottle flip support including a support base with a top surface and a bottom surface. The bottom surface is configured to be put on a support ground. At least one cavity is disposed on the top surface of the support base to support a flipped bottle. The cavity includes a shoulder cavity configured to hold a shoulder portion of the flipped bottle and a lip cavity configured to accommodate a lip portion of the flipped bottle. | 01-20-2011 |
| 20110094991 | Holder for effervescent liquids - The specification relates to the retention of carbonation of effervescent liquids stored in plastic bottles. The invention is holder that allows the plastic bottle to be held in an inverted position and forms a liquid seal between the threaded top of the bottle and the holder's threaded cavity. | 04-28-2011 |
| 20110247994 | System for securing a container - In a system for securing a container wherein the container comprises a surface; the securing system comprises a securing member being removably attachable to such container surface; the securing member comprises a substantially elongated flat member having a first end and a second end; the first end being rotatable about a first degree of freedom relative to the securing member so that the second end may move away from or towards the container surface; and the first end also being rotatable about a second degree of freedom relative to the securing member so that the second end may move laterally relative to the container surface. | 10-13-2011 |
| 20120160800 | METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR BEVERAGE BOTTLE - An apparatus is provided, which may include a beverage bottle having a spout having an opening, and a body portion having a cavity in which liquid can be stored. Liquid can be pored through the opening in the spout and thereby into the body portion. The spout and the body portion may be integrated together, formed from the same mold, and formed from the same material, such as the same kind of plastic. The spout may be angled with respect to the body portion, such as about a forty-five degree angle with respect to the body portion. The apparatus may further include means for holding the beverage bottle so that the body portion is tilted with respect to a track. The means for holding the beverage bottle, may hold the beverage bottle so that an end of the spout is parallel to the track. | 06-28-2012 |
| 20130087524 | Sports Bottle Ball - The present invention is a sports bottle ball, which is a baby bottle holder with the shape and the appearance of a sports ball. In the preferred embodiment, the material composition of the invention is an infant-safe, soft-foamed, non-liquid absorbing, non-toxic, closed-cell synthetic material suitable for infants to touch and hold. The invention has a cavity and a removable sleeve. The removable sleeve is positioned within the cavity. Both the removable sleeve and the cavity allow the invention to accommodate common baby bottle sizes. Specifically, the removable sleeve is to accommodate a smaller diameter whereas the cavity is to accommodate a larger diameter. Furthermore, the outer layer of the foam sports ball comprises a plurality of small protrusions which provide friction to the surface of the foam sports ball. The friction upon the surface of the foam sports ball helps the newborn to grip the invention with more ease. | 04-11-2013 |
| 20130220969 | Inverted Bottle Holder - An inverted bottle holder is described for holding a bottle with a neck upside down inside a container having an exterior wall. The bottle holder includes a first clip that is intended to fit glasses with a first range of angles of exterior wall, and a second clip that is intended to fit glasses with a second range of angles of exterior wall, wherein each clip is formed having an arc corresponding to the arc of the container, and a deck integrally formed with the first and second clips and extending into the container, the deck including an aperture sized to accept the neck of the bottle, such that the bottle is held upside down in the container when inserted into the aperture. | 08-29-2013 |
| 20130306589 | Inverted Bottle Holder - An inverted bottle holder intended to hold two bottles with necks upside down inside a container is described. The bottle holder includes a clip having an inner wall and an outer wall spaced to accept the exterior wall of the container in between, where the clip is formed at an arc corresponding to the arc of the exterior wall of the container, and a deck connected in a permanently fixed relationship to the clip and extending into the container. The deck includes two apertures each sized to accept the neck of one of the bottles, such that each bottle is held upside down in the container when inserted into the aperture. In addition the bottle holder may include an integral bottle opener in either the single bottle or double bottle designs. | 11-21-2013 |
| 20140042120 | LIQUID CONTAINER UNIT - A liquid container unit includes a liquid container having a threaded portion to be threaded with a cap and provided at an opening portion through which contained liquid can be taken out or introduced, and a support holder for storing the liquid container. The support holder includes a retaining portion for retaining and supporting a retained portion provided closer to the body of the liquid container than the threaded portion at the opening portion when the liquid container is supported under a standing posture. Between the retained portion and the retaining portion, there is provided a rotation preventing mechanism for preventing relative rotation therebetween. | 02-13-2014 |
| 20140061151 | MULTI-FUNCTIONAL ACCESSORY - In an embodiment, a multi-functional accessory serves as a platform for implementing modifications to a product in a time-saving and less costly manner, whereas the modifications would otherwise be made to the product itself. In an embodiment, the product is inserted into the multi-functional accessory. In an embodiment, the multi-functional accessory may be utilized in applications with exposure to a liquid or moisture and in dry applications with no or minimal exposure to a liquid or moisture. | 03-06-2014 |
| 20140209559 | Insulated beverage container for beer bottles - The present invention is directed generally to an apparatus to insulate beverage containers, and more particularly to a design which may sustain a temperature gradient from the ambient over a designed time frame. In a particular embodiment of the invention, the insulated beverage container when housing a cooled liquid beverage initially in the range of 40 degrees Fahrenheit and ambient temperature no more than 80 degrees, the temperature of the liquid beverage will not rise more than 10 degrees for a period of 45 minutes with the insulating cap sealing the beverage container. Similarly, the same insulated beverage container when housing a heated beverage initially in the range of 160 degrees Fahrenheit, and ambient temperature no less than 20 degrees, the temperature of the liquid beverage may not cool more than 10 degrees for a period of 45 minutes with the insulating cap sealing the beverage container. | 07-31-2014 |
| 20140284301 | Insulated Beverage Bottle Holder With Spill-Proof Top or Stopper - An insulated bottle container or “koozie” with a top or stopper that remains with or is attached to the container to prevent the top or stopper from being lost or misplaced. The top or stopper may be integrated with the koozie, such as at the end of a flap extending from the of the koozie, or may be removably attached by means of a strap, chain, string or cord that can be affixed or fastened to the koozie. The top or stopper has a friction fit with a plurality of flanges or ribs along the sides of the insertion element to resist accidental removal. The exterior element of the top may comprise a ridged or patterned element to assist with removing and inserting the top. | 09-25-2014 |
| 20140291281 | DRINK CONTAINER STABILIZER - A number of variations of the invention may include a product for use with beverage containers including a container support wall or bottom wall including a plurality of bottle toe engagement features. A number of variations of the invention may include an insert for use in a receptacle for beverage containers, the insert being constructed and arranged to provide a container support wall or bottom wall including a plurality of bottle toe engagement features. | 10-02-2014 |
| 20150321793 | CONTAINER - Provided is a container including a rigid wall portion having an opening, a flexible wall portion having a corresponding opening coupled to the opening of the rigid wall portion; and a support member coupled to the rigid wall portion configured for providing the container with stability. The rigid wall portion and the flexible wall portion form together a structure configured for holding fluids. | 11-12-2015 |
| 20150359366 | PROTECTIVE SLEEVE FOR A BOTTLE - A protective sleeve for a bottle described herein comprises an insulative layer fitted to a semi rigid support clip. The support clip itself has a ring shaped upper portion and a plurality of fingers that engage a bottle that is inserted into the protective sleeve. The insulative layer provides insulation and protection to the encapsulated bottle and further contains cutouts allowing the contents of the inserted bottle to be readily viewed without removing the bottle from the bottle sleeve. | 12-17-2015 |
| 20160001925 | COVER FOR A BOTTLE WITH A RETENTION FEATURE - Disclosed is a cover for a bottle that includes a retention feature to allow a user to hold the bottle using a single digit of the user's hand once the cover is in place. Preferably the cover is designed so that it can be slipped over a bottle containing e-liquid for refilling of electronic cigarettes. The cover is a form fitting sleeve and permits visualization of the fluid level in the bottle through openings in the sleeve or by using a semi-transparent material for the sleeve. The retention feature, preferably, can be shaped into a loop shape by the user and allows a user to slip at least one digit through the retention feature thereby permitting the user to simultaneously hold the bottle and a cartridge, cartomizer or clearomizer in one hand and to use the other hand to fill the cartridge, cartomizer or clearomizer of the electronic cigarette with the e-liquid. | 01-07-2016 |
| 20160137347 | Packaging Sleeve For A Bottle - A packaging sleeve | 05-19-2016 |
| 20190142195 | WINE BOTTLE AND GLASS CARRIER | 05-16-2019 |
| 215396000 | Handle | 24 |
| 20080245763 | Apparatus and methods for carrying a bottle - Apparatus and associated methods for carrying and manipulation of bottles are presented herein. The apparatus may include a closure that may be sealably secured to a bottle. The apparatus may further include a movable handle attached to the closure with portions of the movable handle received in a recess defined by the bottle. The movable handle may be locatable between at least a first position and a second position. The methods may include providing a closure and a movable handle, attaching the movable handle to the closure, and locating the movable handle in at least the first position and the second position. | 10-09-2008 |
| 20080264896 | Beverage bottle carrier and handle - A beverage bottle carrier and handle which may be used with bottle as both a handle and a carrier. The invention includes a top ring having a circumference slightly smaller than the outside circumference of the bottle which is connected by a handle to a bottom ring having a circumference slightly smaller than the outside circumference of the bottle. The bottom ring is pushed down over the body of the bottle to a point below the midpoint of the bottle and the top ring is pushed down over the body of the bottle to a point above the midpoint of the bottle such that the handle may be used to manipulate the bottle. The bottom ring may be pushed to a point above the midpoint of the bottle and the handle then forms a loop which may be used to carry the bottle. | 10-30-2008 |
| 20090200261 | BOTTLE CONTAINER WITH HANDLE - The invention relates to a bottle container with a handle which includes a bottle body and a handle member mounted on the bottle body. A mounting projecting portion which forms a polygonal cross-sectional shape is provided so as to project from the bottle body, and the handle member is provided with a mounting hole which forms a substantially rectangular cross-sectional shape and which allows the mounting projecting portion to be inserted thereinto. An outer peripheral edge of the polygon formed by the cross-section of the mounting projecting portion is provided with a pair of lateral pressure-contacting portions which extend along a central axis of the bottle body, and a pair of axial pressure-contacting portions which extend in a direction orthogonal to the central axis. The handle member is mounted on the bottle body in a state where four side portions of the mounting hole are brought into pressure contact with the pair of lateral pressure-contacting portions and the pair of axial pressure-contacting portions, respectively, by inserting the mounting projecting portion into the mounting hole, and then rotating the bottle body and the handle member relative to each other. According to the invention, a bottle container with a handle having simple structure and capable of firmly fixing the bottle body and the handle member to each other can be provided. | 08-13-2009 |
| 20100032406 | STRIP-SHAPED HANDLE PART FOR DRINKING WATER BOTTLE - A strip-shaped handle part is formed with divided handle halves attached to opposite ends of a strip separate from a drinking water bottle, and then wound around and secured to the drinking water bottle, thereby reducing the proportion of defective bottles and extending the useful life of the handled drinking water bottle. In addition, material separation at the time of disposal of the handled drinking water bottle for recycle is facilitated. Further, when a cushion material which doubles as a slip stopper is provided on the surface of the strip-shaped handle part which contacts the drinking water bottle, looseness between the attached handle and the drinking water bottle and displacement of the handle is prevented and the durability of the handled drinking water bottle is improved. | 02-11-2010 |
| 20100282708 | SYNTHETIC RESIN HANDLE FOR USE WITH A BOTTLE - This invention is aimed at material saving and cost reduction. A technical problem to be solved by the invention is to provide a light-weight Y-shaped handle without impairing injection moldability and the functions of the handle. The principal means of solving the above-described technical problem is an injection molded handle used by being fitted and secured firmly to a rear portion of a body of a synthetic resin bottle by an insert molding method. The handle comprises a pair of fitting bent beams disposed in parallel in an upright posture and fitted by an undercut engagement to a rear portion of a body of a bottle, a grip plate in a vertical and long rectangular shape disposed between the pair of the fitting bent beams, and a circular gate area disposed at a center of the grip plate, wherein the thickness of the grip plate is reduced on both sides thereof in a certain height range to form thin plate portions, while leaving, as thick portions, a near-gate area including and surrounding the gate area in a concentric manner and vertical slip portions extending up- and downward from the near-gate area. | 11-11-2010 |
| 20110204017 | GRIPPING APPARATUS AND METHOD OF USE - A grasping device for grasping structures such as, for example, containers and bottles. The device facilitates the dexterous handling of these structures that otherwise would often require significant strength, gross and fine motor skill to manage, and especially to dispense the contents of in a controlled manner. The device may also facilitate one-handed operation, and may leave the second hand free to perform other tasks, such as, for example, securing a target container. | 08-25-2011 |
| 20120298616 | BOTTLE WITH HANDLE - This bottle with a handle in which the body portion is formed with a concave portion, the bottle includes a support projection portion projected outward in the radial direction on a bottom surface of the concave portion, and protrusion portions which are provided at both side portions of the support projection portion with a gap between the bottom surface and the protrusion portions laterally projecting, the handle includes a pair of mounting beams, a handle plate, and an engagement projection piece, and the pair of mounting beams are integrally provided in a bridged beam configured to connect each of the mounting beams in a state of being separated inward from the handle plate in the radial direction. | 11-29-2012 |
| 20130068718 | APPARATUS FOR FASTENING AND CARRYING BOTTLES - An apparatus for fastening and carrying bottles includes a cap ring and a connecting device. The cap ring has at least an opening. The cap ring is received in a cavity of the bottle. The cap ring is initially connected to the cap, and the cap ring is separated from the cap while the cap is turned to open. The connecting device engages the opening of the cap ring to allow people to carry the bottle by holding the connecting device or by engaging the connecting device with an object. The apparatus has many advantages, including never loss, low cost for manufacture, and recycle. | 03-21-2013 |
| 20130087525 | SUPPORT RING OF BOTTLE CAPABLE OF CARRYING THE BOTTLE AND CONNECTING BOTTLES - An apparatus for fastening and carrying bottles includes a support ring and a connecting device. The support ring is inherently formed on the bottle and has at least an opening. The connecting device engages the opening of the support ring to allow people to carry the bottle by holding the connecting device or by engaging the connecting device with an object. The apparatus has many advantages, including never loss, low cost for manufacture, and recycle. | 04-11-2013 |
| 20130186849 | Handle for a Plastic Bottle - A handle may be provided with a neck supporting part that mates with the neck of the bottle, a bottom supporting part that receives the bottom of a bottle and supports the bottom of the bottle, and a gripping part that connects the bottom supporting part and the neck supporting part. The neck supporting part may have a first engagement part and a second engagement part with which the neck may engage and disengage. The gripping part extends in a substantially vertical direction along the body of the bottle when the neck is engaged with the first engagement part and extends in a substantially slanted direction relative to the substantially vertical direction so as to draw apart from the bottle when the neck is engaged with the second engagement part. | 07-25-2013 |
| 20140209560 | BOTTLE CONTAINER WITH HANDLE - The invention relates to a bottle container with a handle. A mounting projecting portion projects from the bottle body, and the handle member has a handle portion connected to a mounting hole that allows the mounting projecting portion to be inserted thereinto. The handle member is mounted on the bottle body by inserting the mounting projecting portion into the mounting hole, and then rotating the mounting projecting portion around a central axis of the mounting projecting portion relative to the bottle body. The inner peripheral surface of the mounting hole has an abutting portion that abuts with an engaging recessed groove in the outer surface of the mounting projecting portion. The mounting portion has a guide portion that slides on a sliding surface of the outer surface of the mounting projecting portion with the relative rotation of the handle member and the bottle body, and guides the relative rotation. | 07-31-2014 |
| 20140209561 | BOTTLE CONTAINER WITH HANDLE - The invention relates to a bottle container with a handle. A mounting projecting portion is provided on the bottle body, and a handle member is provided with a mounting hole which allows the mounting projecting portion to be inserted thereinto, and a handle portion which extends from the mounting portion, and is mounted on the bottle body by inserting the mounting projecting portion into the mounting hole, and then rotating the mounting projecting portion relative to the bottle body. The bottle body is provided with a rotation preventing member which accommodates the handle portion to prevent the relative rotation of the bottle body and the handle member in a state where the handle member has been mounted. | 07-31-2014 |
| 20150041427 | Combination Bottle Handle, Opener and Hanger - A bottle holder snaps onto the neck of a bottle in order to function as a holder for the bottle. The bottle is inserted into a bottle insertion hole on a bottle attachment portion and pressed into a smaller bottle locking hole in order to position a bottle neck flange of the bottle within a bottle neck flange groove of the bottle attachment portion. A first tapered edge and a second tapered edge traversing from the bottle insertion hole to the bottle locking hole are separated by a distance smaller than the bottle locking hole, providing additional support for the bottle within the bottle locking hole. A bottle opening portion adjacent to the bottle attachment portion allows the user to open a capped glass bottle, and a handle portion provides an area for the user to easily hold, handle and manipulate the bottle while in the locked position. | 02-12-2015 |
| 20150298858 | Container, Handle for a Container, and Handle and Container Assembly - A container may include a neck including an external surface and at least one handle retention feature with axially lower and upper handle retention surfaces. A handle for a container may include a collar including spaced apart container retention features having axially lower and upper container retention surfaces to cooperate with the corresponding handle retention feature of the container to prevent axial movement of the collar with respect to the container. | 10-22-2015 |
| 20160249758 | Adjustable Bottle Holder | 09-01-2016 |
| 20180022506 | Container, Handle for a Container, and Handle and Container Assembly | 01-25-2018 |
| 215398000 | Permanent | 8 |
| 20080290063 | INTEGRAL LABEL HANDLE - This invention relates to an integrated label and handle and method of application whereby an elastic sleeve is applied around a sidewall of a container, such as a large PET bottle, resulting in an integrated label and handle extending therefrom. | 11-27-2008 |
| 20090095703 | BOTTLE-SHAPED CONTAINER HAVING INTEGRAL CHANNEL - A bottle-shaped container having an integral channel which forms a handle. | 04-16-2009 |
| 20090230084 | Plastic container having enhanced crush resistance and pouring stability - A molded plastic container is shaped so as to resist deformation as a result of compressive forces that may be applied by the consumer during use. The container includes a pair of recessed grip portions that are molded into forward and rearward sides of the container and an outer handle portion. Reinforcing ribs are integrally molded into the forward and rearward sidewalls of the container in areas that are substantially adjacent to the recessed grip portions in order to provide additional crush resistance as the container is squeezed. Additionally, a torsional reinforcement rib is integrated into an upper side portion of the container in order to resist deformation of the container and the pouring opening of the container during pouring. The torsional reinforcement rib is integral with the two reinforcing ribs, which provides additional strength and pouring stability to the container. | 09-17-2009 |
| 20100084370 | Receptacle Device With Means For Connecting A Fixture, Particularly A Handle - A receptacle device comprises a containment space at least partially defined by an inner surface of a containment wall made of glass or glass-ceramic material, and connecting means for connecting a handle to the containment wall. The connecting means comprise a connecting portion projecting from an outer surface of the containment wall opposite the inner surface, wherein the connecting portion is intended to be accommodated within a corresponding seat of the handle that can be mounted about the connecting portion and wherein the connecting portion has such a shape as to result non-extractable from the seat when mounted thereto. | 04-08-2010 |
| 20110186540 | BOTTLE WITH HANDLE - The present invention is a liquid container having an internal storage cavity with a substantially cylindrical sidewall, a neck area and a base area. The neck area contains an opening at its apex to permit entry and egress of liquids. The neck area also contains a handle that runs across a concave indentation, which is also part of the neck area. Furthermore, the handle's first point and second point are contained completely within the neck area. The handle's curvature is substantially the same as the curvature of the neck and it outer arc having the same radian value as the outer arc of the neck area. Equal radian values camouflage the presence of the claimed handle, reducing its potential jarring appearance, while also retaining the same overall shape of the exterior arc, thus largely alleviating the need to retool or reconfigure existing bottle making equipment or storage equipment. | 08-04-2011 |
| 20110226724 | RADIATION CURED ADHESIVES FOR ATTACHING FUNCTIONAL AND/OR DECORATIVE ITEMS TO PLASTIC CONTAINERS - A handled container and method of manufacturing the same using radiation energy, such as ultraviolet light, visible light, electron beam and the like, to cure a corresponding adhesive for attaching plastic handles or other functional and/or decorative items to plastic containers. The container of the present teachings, unlike conventional containers, provided an improved and reliable handle arrangement, thereby permitting more complex handle shapes without substantially effecting manufacturing costs and complexity. | 09-22-2011 |
| 20140034601 | PREFORM CONTAINER HAVING A COILED HANDLE ATTACHED AT TWO ATTACHMENT POINTS - A method of forming a container from bi-axially orientable plastics material and having an integral handle with the steps of forming a preform having a neck portion and an expandable portion below the neck portion, with the neck portion including a locating ring above the expandable portion and a handle molded to the non expandable at one end and molded to the expandle portion at the other end. Where the molded-in handle is the approximate length of the handle of the finished container. The unblown preform of orientable plastics is inserted into a blow molder and thereafter stretched by a stretch rod. During the stretch process the handle on the preform unbends rather than stretching to form the approximate shape of the handle in the finished container. The blow mold then closes on the stretched preform thus capturing the handle. Blow gas is then injected into the interior. | 02-06-2014 |
| 20150014274 | PLASTICS CONTAINER - A blow moulded container has a body portion defining a chamber for storing liquid and a neck portion extending from the body portion. The body portion defines a central longitudinal axis and said neck portion is coaxial therewith. The body portion defines an upper shoulder region of curved profile and the neck portion defines a circular cylindrical portion having side walls concentric with and parallel to said central longitudinal axis. The lower end of the cylindrical portion defines a closed loop and has a non-planar intersection with the shoulder region of the body portion. | 01-15-2015 |
| 215399000 | Hanger | 2 |
| 20140166610 | DEVICE FOR SECURING A BABY BOTTLE - A device for securing a baby bottle to an overhead attachment so that the baby may easily grasp and drink from the baby bottle. The device may include a string line that attaches to a bottle ring. The bottle ring may fit onto the bottle and secure the bottle. The opposite end of the string line may attach to the overhead attachment and the bottle may be easily used by the child. | 06-19-2014 |
| 20160009450 | HOLIDAY NIGHT CAP ORNAMENTAL BOTTLE HANGER | 01-14-2016 |
