A lap food tray assembly for supporting a dinner plate on a user's lap includes a saucer that has a dinner plate indentation integrated into the saucer. A dinner plate can be positioned in the dinner plate indentation. A cushion is coupled to the saucer such that the cushion can be positioned on a user's lap when the user is seated. In this way the saucer is oriented in a preferred orientation to facilitate the user to eat from the dinner plate when the dinner plate is positioned in the dinner plate indentation. The cushion is comprised of a deformable material to conform to the shape of the user's lap thereby facilitating the saucer to be positioned in a horizontal orientation.

A modular bowl holder for holding bowls includes at least one top flat plate like structure, a longitudinal supporting base, and a first locking mechanism. The top flat plate like structure includes one or more recesses to hold bowls. The longitudinal supporting base includes a first end portion and a second end portion, opposite to the first end portion. The first end portion includes a tapered orientation. The first locking mechanism is adapted to couple the top flat plate like structure and the longitudinal supporting base along the first end portion such that the top flat plate like structure is taperedly aligned at a predetermined angle. The first locking mechanism may include a first locking member and a second locking member be removably attached to each other to couple the top flat plate like structure to the longitudinal supporting base.

A serving caddy with perimetral cutout holsters is provided. The perimetral cutout holsters are cutouts of the body of the serving caddy, wherein the cutout communicates with the body's periphery defining a gap of the periphery. Each cutout holster is dimensioned and adapted to slidably receive a bottom of conical, tapering container in an unengaged state though when the serving caddy is raised relative to the container, the cutout holster and the container form and engaged state along an upper half of the container's sidewall. The serving caddy has a centrally disposed handle cutout pair that defines a cross bar or handle portion, enabling a secure grip of the serving caddy simply by singlehandedly grabbing the handle portion, whereby the serving caddy is secure the instant it is lifted off a supporting surface.

A tray assembly is provided. The tray assembly includes a first tray configured to be mounted to a robot; and a second tray provided above the first tray and configured to be rotatably coupled to the first tray. The second tray includes at least one first rolling member provided on a lower surface of the second tray, which faces the first tray, and an elastic member having at least one end which is fixedly connected to the lower surface. When the second tray is rotated relative to the first tray, the second tray is configured to be returned to its original position by virtue of a restoring force of the elastic member of the second tray.

A tray assembly is provided. The tray assembly includes a first tray configured to be mounted to a robot; and a second tray provided above the first tray and configured to be rotatably coupled to the first tray. The second tray includes at least one first rolling member provided on a lower surface of the second tray, which faces the first tray, and an elastic member having at least one end which is fixedly connected to the lower surface. When the second tray is rotated relative to the first tray, the second tray is configured to be returned to its original position by virtue of a restoring force of the elastic member of the second tray.

The present invention relates to drinkware and tray set used by users for displaying love and fandom for a favorite team, organization, and event in addition to serving and drinking beverages. The set has a serving tray, at least a mug/pitcher, and a plurality of glasses. A logo representing a team, organization, or event is printed on the tray, mug/pitcher, and the glasses enabling users to display love or affinity for the entity/event/team whose logo is printed. The logo may have a coating of fluorescent material and anti-skid material and is permanently printed. The set can be created to represent any sports team, organization, club, organization, or event that the user desires.

The present invention relates to drinkware and tray set used by users for displaying love and fandom for a favorite team, organization, and event in addition to serving and drinking beverages. The set has a serving tray, at least a mug/pitcher, and a plurality of glasses. A logo representing a team, organization, or event is printed on the tray, mug/pitcher, and the glasses enabling users to display love or affinity for the entity/event/team whose logo is printed. The logo may have a coating of fluorescent material and anti-skid material and is permanently printed. The set can be created to represent any sports team, organization, club, organization, or event that the user desires.

A serving board that is convertible between a compact configuration and an expanded configuration is disclosed. The serving board includes a base board, a cover board, and side boards. The base board has a number of peripheral edge regions that have a first coupling element. The cover board may be provided as coupled to or integral with the base board on an upper side of the base board. The side boards each include a second coupling element and a third coupling element. Each side board detachably couples to the base board using the second and third coupling elements to result in a compact size serving board in a first configuration, and an expanded size serving board in a second configuration.

A serving board that is convertible between a compact configuration and an expanded configuration is disclosed. The serving board includes a base board, a cover board, and side boards. The base board has a number of peripheral edge regions that have a first coupling element. The cover board may be provided as coupled to or integral with the base board on an upper side of the base board. The side boards each include a second coupling element and a third coupling element. Each side board detachably couples to the base board using the second and third coupling elements to result in a compact size serving board in a first configuration, and an expanded size serving board in a second configuration.

An illustrated view of a lap table for providing a stable eating area is presented. The lap table is useful for preventing a slipping or falling off of a table setting while using the lap table. Also, the lap table is cost efficient, reusable and has a pleasant aesthetic presence.