Jemella Group Limited

Crateight Limited

Breeze Product Design Limited

Threadless Closures Limited

Dubois Limited

John Hein

Peter Antony Farrar

Anthony Henry Joseph Fraser

Paul Overend

Andrew Nikita Cunynghame Stramentov

William George Dando

Benjamin Bryan Mortimer

An apparatus for use in holding artwork during transportation or storage, comprising: a substantially flat mounting panel provided with a plurality of retention members; and at least one clamp, configured to be moveable between an unengaged state, in which artwork can be removed from the apparatus, and an engaged state, in which the clamp secures the artwork to the apparatus; wherein the clamp comprises a base, configured to be secured to the mounting panel, and a gripping section; and when artwork is secured to the apparatus, a first side of the artwork is supported on the mounting panel and the gripping section of the clamp presses on a second side of the artwork, opposite to the first side of the artwork.

Apparatus for holding artwork

Apparatus for use in holding an artwork during transportation and storage, the artwork comprising or being mounted within a frame with a plurality of fastening devices secured to the frame, each fastening device having an aperture in a part which protrudes from a side of the frame, the apparatus comprising a substantially flat mounting panel provided with a plurality of retention members; and a plurality of securing devices for securing the fastening devices to the mounting panel, each of the securing devices comprising an engagement part for engaging the fastening device and a locking part which is rotatable about an axis from a first angular position in which it can be located adjacent a respective retention member and a second angular position in which it engages with a respective retention member, whereby each securing device can be used to secure a respective fastening device to the mounting panel by aligning the aperture in the fastening device relative to a retention member of the mounting panel, inserting the locking part through the aperture in the fastening device to a position adjacent a retention member so that the engagement part of the securing device engages a surface of the fastening device about the aperture therein, and rotating the locking part from the first angular position to the second angular position so the locking part engages with and is retained by said retention member.

Apparatus for holding an artwork

A container for housing an artwork during transportation or storage, the container comprising four side parts and four corner parts for connecting the side parts to form a substantially rectangular frame; a substantially rectangular lid part and a substantially rectangular mounting panel, each of the side parts having a first recess extending along its length for receiving a respective edge of the lid part and a second recess extending along its length for receiving a respective edge of the mounting panel; a first resilient member for locating around the perimeter of the lid part between the lid part and the substantially rectangular frame; a second resilient member for locating around the perimeter of the mounting panel between the mounting panel and the substantially rectangular frame so as to act as a shock absorber between the mounting panel and the substantially rectangular frame; and securing means for securing the lid part in a closed position relative to the substantially rectangular frame.

Container for housing artwork

The present invention relates to a container system for liquids such as spray fragrances. The system includes a parent container () and a child container (). The parent container provides a first cavity () for confining a liquid, and couples detachably to the child container for refilling the child container through a supply opening () in the parent container, so that the child container can be used for instance as a travel pack in a handbag or hand luggage. Here the child container is a compact dispenser, comprising a bowl-shaped rigid container () having a refill opening (), which is kept closed by a valve unless the dispenser is connected to a supply container, and a dispense opening (). These openings are located with a spacing from each other, and a pump () dispenses liquid from the dispense opening (). In this particularly simple construction, the opening of the bowl is covered by a deformable membrane () to form a closed dispense cavity (), the cavity becoming mainly or completely evacuated as the dispensing means is operated. The membrane then relaxes again, filling the dispenser, when the dispenser is re-applied to the parent container.

Compact liquid container

The present invention provides a container system for liquids such as spray fragrances. The system includes a parent container () and a child container (). The parent container provides a first cavity () for confining a liquid, and couples detachably to the child container for refilling the child container through a supply opening () in the parent container. The child container has a cavity () for the liquid, a dispensing mechanism for dispensing liquid, and a valve assembly () for filling or topping up liquid into the child container from the parent. The valve () opens when the parent container is coupled to the child container. Either the parent or the child container system further includes a movable part () which automatically urges liquid from the parent container to the child container, so that when the two containers are together the child container is always full. However, when the child container is separated it can be operated as a self-contained dispenser.

Refill liquid container

A beverage container () comprises a container body () including an opening, a cap () to close the opening, and a collar (), mountable on the container body (). The cap () and the collar () include cooperating securement means () by which the cap () may be secured to the collar (), thereby securing the cap () to the container body () when the collar () is mounted on the container body (). The cap (), the collar () and the container body () are configured such that removal of the cap () from the container body () causes removal of the collar () from the container body ().

Beverage container including a cap and collar

A beverage container () comprises a container body () including an opening and a cap () to close the opening, the cap () or the container body () including one or more bayonet threads (), and the container body () or the cap () respectively including one or more protrusions () arranged to engage with a respective bayonet thread () to secure the cap () to the container body (). At least one of the bayonet threads () includes one or more stop members arranged to retain the, or each, protrusion () substantially fully engaged with the bayonet thread () such that the opening is substantially fully closed by the cap (), until a releasing torque sufficient to overcome the retention is applied to the container.

Packaging article

Hair iron

A clip for holding an object, such as a literature booklet, comprises first () and second () resilient parts, the first part adapted to hold an object having a first thickness and the second part adapted to hold an object having a second thickness, the first thickness being greater than the second thickness. Consequently, the clip can hold a range of thickness of literature booklets or other objects. The clip may be part of an article, such as a container for compact discs or DVD's.

Growing community of inventors

Leeds, United Kingdom

John Hein