New Wincup Holdings, Inc.

Wincup Holdings, Inc.

Other

Bobby V Hundley

Joseph H Quatmann

A lid for a drinking cup may include a rim portion and a raised cover portion. The rim portion may be adapted to matingly engage an upper peripheral edge of the drinking cup so as to selectively maintain the lid in a covering relationship on the cup. The raised cover portion may extend from the rim portion, and have a perimeter adapted to impede spillage of liquid over a peripheral edge of the lid. Liquid spilled or released on the cover portion or perimeter portion may drain away from the periphery of the cover portion and into the drinking opening or a recess in the cover portion that is adapted to receive a reclosable tab.

Cup lid having a perimeter portion adapted to cause liquid to drain toward a central portion of the lid

Straw-receptive drink-through cup lid

Contoured profile domed lid

A drink-through cup lid, adapted to matingly engage the upper peripheral edge of a drinking cup so as to selectively maintain the lid in a covering relationship on the cup, includes a rim engaging portion and a central cover portion. The central cover portion further has a hinged portion which is selectively depressible to so as to provide a drinking opening in the lid, the hinged portion is biased so as to selectively substantially return to its normally closed position within the plane of the central cover portion upon removal of pressure there-against. The hinged portion includes a hollow raised tab integrally formed thereon. A recess which is integrally formed on the central cover portion of the lid is adapted to selectively receive the raised tab of the hinged portion in detachable locking engagement.

Drink-through cup lid having selectively inwardly and outwardly rotatable hinged portion

A nestable food or snack tray having a pair of recessed food storage compartments each adapted to receive and hold food is vacuum molded from a single sheet of lightweight plastic, such as polystyrene. A first recessed compartment is shaped in the form of an athletic field or stadium such as a tennis or basketball court, a baseball or football stadium, a hockey rink, etc., and includes a tiered, or step-like layered, peripheral portion representing court-side (or field-side) seats. The floor of the first recessed compartment includes various details of the court, field or rink and may include terrain features such as where the recessed compartment depicts a golf course. The tiered structure forms spaced horizontal ribs which increase the strength and rigidity of the lightweight plastic tray, particularly when the compartments carry food. A second recessed compartment is spaced from the first, stylized recessed compartment, with the respective bottoms of the compartments defining a plane for stable positioning of the tray on a flat support surface. The two compartments are separated by a gap into which the fingers of a user may be inserted for holding and supporting the tray in a balanced manner. The tray includes a flat upper surface disposed at least partially intermediate the two recessed compartments which is adapted for supporting a utensil such as a fork or a condiment such as a packet of salt and may carry a message or a symbol such as a trade or service mark.

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Glendale, AZ, United States of America

Bobby V Hundley