Title:
Cup having tea bag pouch
United States Patent D282615
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Inventors:
Levine, Susan H. (1370-B Berkeley Way, Berkeley, CA, 94702)
Application Number:
D/707222
Publication Date:
02/18/1986
Filing Date:
03/01/1985
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Primary Class:
D07/513
Field of Search:
220/85D, D7/6, D7/9, D7/10, D7/51
US Patent References:
D202644October, 1965LowrieD7/9
D205235July, 1966PenraatD7/9
D210144February, 1968Allen et al.D7/9
D219675January, 1971DavisD7/9
D221174July, 1971BenesD7/9
D225432December, 1972GulottaD7/9
D228273September, 1973RefsgaardD7/9
D235182May, 1975CapronD7/17
D248527Glass mugJuly, 1978BrykD7/9
D249918MugOctober, 1978Block et al.D7/9
D266814MugNovember, 1982MyodoD7/9
D267765Drip proof cupFebruary, 1983HankinD7/9
D277354Beverage mugJanuary, 1985LevineD7/9
1276018August, 1918Blaetus220/85D
2002677Drip catcher for containersMay, 1935Robinson215/100R
2149612Pad receptacleMarch, 1939Madsen220/85D
2591606Tea bag holderApril, 1952ReedD7/76
2602309Individual creamerJuly, 1952DoyleD7/9
3403618Teabag dipperOctober, 1968LaggD7/9
3754502LEMON SLICE SQUEEZERAugust, 1973KaufmanD7/39
Other References:
Good Housekeeping, Nov. 1983, p. 82, Pottery by Levine, bottom left "Terrific 12 ounce tea mug"/pouch for tea bag.
Primary Examiner:
Herrmann, Winifred E.
Attorney, Agent or Firm:
Brucker, Michael H.
Claims:
1. The ornamental design for a cup having tea bag pouch, as shown anddescribed.

Description:

FIG. 1 is a front elevational view of a cup having a tea bag pouch showing my new design;

FIG. 2 is a right side elevational view thereof;

FIG. 3 is a rear elevational view thereof;

FIG. 4 is a left side elevational view thereof;

FIG. 5 is a top plan view thereof; and

FIG. 6 is a bottom plan view thereof.