Drink glass holder for a chair
View Patent ↗A drink glass holder attached to a chair to removably receive and retain a drink glass (e.g., a wine glass) that is filled with a drink when an individual seated in the chair wishes to lay his glass down or exit the chair while leaving his glass behind. The drink glass holder is connected to the chair by a connecting rod that extends between a side wall which turns upwardly from the chair seat to be joined to a chair arm and a hole formed in the body of the holder. The drink glass holder is positioned at the intersection of adjoining ends of the chair arm and the adjacent side wall of the chair seat. The drink glass is seated against and suspended from a bevel that surrounds an opening which extends longitudinally through the body of the drink glass holder within which the glass is received.
1. A combination, comprising:
a chair including a seat, a pair of arms located at opposite sides of the seat, and a pair of side walls, each of said pair of side walls extending from one side of the seat to one of the pair of arms, such that said pair of side walls are joined to respective ones of said pair of arms;
a drink glass holder connected to the chair at the intersection of one of said pair of side walls and a respective one of said pair of arms, said drink glass holder having a body and a hole formed in said body;
a connecting rod extending outwardly from said chair for receipt within the hole formed in the body of said drink glass holder by which said drink glass holder is connected to said chair, and
a fastener extending through the body of said drink glass holder for engaging said connecting rod that is received within the hole formed in said body to prevent a separation of said drink glass holder from said connecting rod.
2. The combination recited in claim 1 , wherein said connecting rod is connected between the hole formed in the body of said drink glass holder within which said connecting rod is received and one of the pair of side walls of said chair.
3. The combination recited in claim 1 , wherein the body of said drink glass holder also has an opening including a top and a bottom and extending vertically through said body within which to receive a drink glass to be held by said drink glass holder adjacent said chair.
4. The combination recited in claim 3 , wherein the body of said drink glass holder also has a bevel formed therein and extending around the top of said vertically-extending opening, said bevel being shaped to create a seat at which the drink glass is held and suspended.
5. The combination recited in claim 3 , wherein the body of said drink glass holder also has an entrance slot that communicates with said vertically-extending opening, said entrance slot being sized to permit the drink glass to pass therethrough for receipt at said vertically-extending opening.
6. A combination, comprising:
a chair including a seat, a pair of arms located at opposite sides of the seat, and a pair of side walls, each of said pair of side walls extending from one side of the seat to one of the pair of arms;
a drink glass including an elongated stem and a curved bowl at the top of the stem to be filled with a drink;
a drink glass holder at which said drink glass is received and held, said drink glass holder having a body and a hole formed in said body;
a connection extending between the hole formed in the body of said drink glass holder and one of the pair of side walls of said chair by which said drink glass holder is connected to said chair, said connection projecting horizontally outward from the one of said pair of side walls so as to lie in parallel alignment with the seat of said chair; and
a fastener extending through the body of said drink glass holder for engaging said connection at the hole formed in said body to prevent a separation of said drink glass holder from said connection.
7. The combination recited in claim 6 , wherein said connection is a rod extending horizontally outward from the one of said pair of side walls for receipt within the hole formed in the body of said drink glass holder by which to connect said drink glass holder to said chair.
8. The combination recited in claim 7 , wherein the body of said drink glass holder also has an opening including a top and a bottom and extending vertically through said body within which to receive the elongated stem of the drink glass to be received and held by said drink glass holder.
9. The combination recited in claim 8 , wherein the body of said drink glass holder also has a bevel formed therein and extending around the top of said vertically-extending opening, said bevel being shaped to create a seat at which the curved bowl of the drink glass is held and suspended.
10. The combination recited in claim 8 , wherein the body of said drink glass holder also has an entrance slot that communicates with said vertically-extending opening, said entrance slot being sized to permit the elongated stem of the drink glass to pass therethrough for receipt at said vertically-extending opening.
11. A combination comprising:
a chair including a seat, a pair of arms located at opposite sides of the seat, and a pair of side walls, each of said pair of side walls extending from one side of the seat to one of the pair of arms;
a drink glass holder connected to the chair at one of the pair of side walls thereof, said drink glass holder having a hole formed therein; and
a connecting rod projecting from the one of said pair of side walls for receipt within the hole formed in said drink glass holder by which said drink glass holder is connected to the chair, said connecting rod extending horizontally within the one of said pair of side walls so as to be aligned parallel to the seat of the chair.
12. The combination of claim 11 , further comprising a fastener extending through said drink glass holder to engage said connecting rod at the hole of said drink glass holder within which said connecting rod is received to thereby prevent a separation of said drink glass holder from said connecting rod.
13. The combination recited in claim 11 , wherein said drink glass holder connected to the chair at the one of said pair of side walls thereof lies adjacent one of the pair of arms of the chair.