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Granted Patent B2
US 12,589,325 · App. 18/527,972 · Granted Mar 31, 2026

Toy system

Inventors: Edward Percy-Hughes (Trevosker, GB); James Austin-Smith (Perranwell Station, GB); Ross Monks (St Columb Major, GB)
Assignee: MOOSE CREATIVE MANAGEMENT PTY LIMITED
A63H33/3055A63J21/00A63H3/02
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Patent No.
US 12,589,325
App. No.
18/527,972
Granted
Mar 31, 2026
Kind
B2
Abstract

An interactive toy system includes a miniature oven having an oven door, a dial knob, and an internal space. An upper shelf is disposed at an upper position inside the internal space, and a lower shelf is disposed at a lower position that is below the upper position inside the internal space. The upper shelf is capable of moving down to the lower position, which causes the lower shelf to move down to a bottom position. A plush doll is placed on the upper shelf when it is at the upper position. During a play, a dough is placed inside the oven on the lower shelf, and the dial knob is turned to start a “baking” process. The knob turning causes the upper shelf carrying the plush doll to drop down to the lower position and the lower shelf carrying the dough to drop down to the bottom position.

Claims (44)

1 . A toy oven system having an internal space for housing a toy, comprising:

a housing having an opening;

a door disposed relative to the opening so as to close and open the housing; and

an upper shelf movably disposed in the internal space and capable of moving from an upper position to a lower position while the door is closed, the upper shelf being configured to support the toy,

wherein when the upper shelf is in the upper position the upper shelf is located above the door and the toy is not visible through the opening, and wherein when the upper shelf is at the lower position in the internal space the toy is visible through the opening.

2 . The toy oven system of claim 1 , further comprising:

a lower shelf movably disposed in the internal space of the housing and capable of moving from the lower position to a bottom position; and

wherein when the lower shelf is at the lower position a space above the lower shelf is visible through the opening, and wherein when the lower shelf is at the bottom position the space is not visible through the opening.

3 . The toy oven system of claim 2 , further comprising a knob coupled to the housing, wherein operating the knob causes the upper shelf to move from the upper position to the lower position and the lower shelf to move from the lower position to the bottom position.

4 . The toy oven system of claim 1 , further comprising a knob coupled to the housing, wherein operating the knob causes the upper shelf to move from the upper position to the lower position.

5 . The toy oven system of claim 4 , wherein operating the knob causes a latch to disengage from the upper shelf.

6 . The toy oven system of claim 4 , wherein opening the door prevents a user from rotating the knob.

7 . The toy oven system of claim 4 , wherein when the door is closed and while the user rotates the knob, the door cannot be opened.

8 . The toy oven system of claim 4 , wherein operating the knob initiates an oven baking process.

9 . The toy oven system of claim 1 , wherein the upper shelf is supported when in the upper position by a latch.

10 . The toy oven system of claim 1 , further comprising the toy, wherein the toy comprises a scent bag.

11 . The toy oven system of claim 1 , further comprising the toy, wherein the toy comprises a heater.

12 . The toy oven system of claim 11 , wherein the toy further comprises a module, the module being electrically coupled to the heater.

13 . A toy oven system comprising:

a chamber having a wall forming an internal space configured to hold a toy;

a door disposed so as to close and open the chamber; and

a shelf movably disposed in the internal space and capable of moving from an upper position to a lower position while the door is closed,

wherein when the shelf is at the upper position the shelf and a portion of the internal space above the shelf is not visible through the door, and wherein when the shelf is at the lower position the portion of the internal space above the shelf is visible through the door.

14 . The toy oven system of claim 13 , further comprising the toy, wherein the toy comprises a scent bag.

15 . The toy oven system of claim 13 , further comprising the toy, wherein the toy comprises a heater.

16 . The toy oven system of claim 15 , wherein the toy further comprises a module, the module being electrically coupled to the heater.

17 . A toy oven system having an internal space suitable for housing a toy, comprising:

a housing having an opening;

a door disposed relative to the opening so as to close and open the housing; and

a shelf movably disposed in the internal space and capable of moving from an upper position to a lower position while the door is closed, the shelf being configured to support the toy,

wherein when the shelf is in the upper position the shelf is located above the door and the toy is not visible through the opening, and wherein when the shelf is at the lower position in the internal space the toy is visible through the opening.

18 . The toy oven system of claim 17 , further comprising a knob coupled to the housing, wherein operating the knob causes the shelf to move from the upper position to the lower position.

19 . The toy oven system of claim 17 , wherein when the shelf is at the upper position a portion of the internal space above the shelf is not visible through the door, and wherein when the shelf is at the lower position the portion of the internal space above the shelf is visible through the door.

20 . The toy oven system of claim 17 , further comprising:

a lower shelf movably disposed in the internal space of the housing and capable of moving from the lower position to a bottom position; and

wherein when the lower shelf is at the lower position a space above the lower shelf is visible through the opening, and wherein when the lower shelf is at the bottom position the space is not visible through the opening.

21 . The toy oven system of claim 20 , further comprising a knob coupled to the housing, wherein operating the knob causes the shelf to move from the upper position to the lower position and the lower shelf to move from the lower position to the bottom position.

22 . A toy oven system having an internal space suitable for housing a toy, comprising:

a housing having an opening;

a door disposed relative to the opening so as to close and open the housing;

a shelf movably disposed in the internal space and capable of moving from an upper position to a lower position, the shelf being configured to support the toy; and

a lower shelf movably disposed in the internal space of the housing and capable of moving from the lower position to a bottom position,

wherein when the shelf is in the upper position the shelf is located above the door and the toy is not visible through the opening, and wherein when the shelf is at the lower position in the internal space the toy is visible through the opening, and

wherein when the lower shelf is at the lower position a space above the lower shelf is visible through the opening, and wherein when the lower shelf is at the bottom position the space is not visible through the opening.

Assignments (1)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Feb 9, 2024
From: PERCY-HUGHES, EDWARD; AUSTIN-SMITH, JAMES; MONKS, ROSS
To: MOOSE CREATIVE MANAGEMENT PTY LIMITED
Reel/Frame 066431/0268 →
Continuity (2)
Provisional Application 63386849 · Dec 9, 2022
Related Publication 20240189731A1 · Jun 13, 2024
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