A container having enhanced wall integrity is provided that includes a sidewall comprising at least one alignment structure formed therein or as a part thereof. The alignment structure is adapted for orienting the container with respect to a second container such that the containers become aligned or indexed such that they may be fully nested one within the other. The alignment structures can each include a protrusion that extends radially outwardly relative from the sidewall to form peaks along an external surface of the container and valleys along an inner surface of the container. Each alignment structure may further include an alignment ridge protruding from the peak of the alignment structure. Such alignment ridges may project outwardly from a remainder of the peak of the alignment structure at an angle, radius, or curvature that is different than that of the remainder of the peak.

A container having enhanced wall integrity is provided that includes a sidewall comprising at least one alignment structure formed therein or as a part thereof. The alignment structure is adapted for orienting the container with respect to a second container such that the containers become aligned or indexed such that they may be fully nested one within the other. The alignment structures can each include a protrusion that extends radially outwardly relative from the sidewall to form peaks along an external surface of the container and valleys along an inner surface of the container. Each alignment structure may further include an alignment ridge protruding from the peak of the alignment structure. Such alignment ridges may project outwardly from a remainder of the peak of the alignment structure at an angle, radius, or curvature that is different than that of the remainder of the peak.

A supporting base of a drinking container is connectable with a bowl, wherein the bowl has an opening and an outer periphery circumferentially provided with an annular groove adjacent to the bottom side of the bowl. The supporting base includes a connecting portion, whose top and bottom ends are provided with a top portion and a bottom portion respectively. The top portion includes a coupling portion for coupling with the annular groove of the bowl. The bottom portion can be placed flat on a flat surface and has a bottom side concavely provided with an upwardly extending receiving room. The receiving room includes a positioning portion configured to press against and thereby secure in position the rim of the opening of the bowl.

A supporting base of a drinking container is connectable with a bowl, wherein the bowl has an opening and an outer periphery circumferentially provided with an annular groove adjacent to the bottom side of the bowl. The supporting base includes a connecting portion, whose top and bottom ends are provided with a top portion and a bottom portion respectively. The top portion includes a coupling portion for coupling with the annular groove of the bowl. The bottom portion can be placed flat on a flat surface and has a bottom side concavely provided with an upwardly extending receiving room. The receiving room includes a positioning portion configured to press against and thereby secure in position the rim of the opening of the bowl.

A metal cup and method of forming the same is provided. Metal cups of the present disclosure comprise a plurality of thin, straight-walled sections and a tapered profile. A domed portion is provided in the bottom of the cup. The cup may comprise a disposable cup, a reusable cup, or a recyclable cup.

A beverage lid for temporarily and removeably covering beverage cups and glasses to prevent spillage and contamination. The lid is installed on a drinking glass having an enlarged reservoir with a circular rim. The lid has a circular, planar base with an outer surface, an inner surface, and a diameter larger than the diameter of the glass rim. A central handle is affixed at a proximal end to and projects from the base and has an outer, grasping surface and an inner surface. The handle preferably has a shape that allows the outer surface of one handle to nest in the inner surface of the handle of another of the lids. The lid preferably includes an annular lip or tabs that project transverse to the plane of the base to prevent the lid from sliding off the rim of the glass.

A beverage lid for temporarily and removeably covering beverage cups and glasses to prevent spillage and contamination. The lid is installed on a drinking glass having an enlarged reservoir with a circular rim. The lid has a circular, planar base with an outer surface, an inner surface, and a diameter larger than the diameter of the glass rim. A central handle is affixed at a proximal end to and projects from the base and has an outer, grasping surface and an inner surface. The handle preferably has a shape that allows the outer surface of one handle to nest in the inner surface of the handle of another of the lids. The lid preferably includes an annular lip or tabs that project transverse to the plane of the base to prevent the lid from sliding off the rim of the glass.

A set of nesting dinnerware includes a bowl, a mug and a plate. The dimensions of the mug are such that the same can fit within the bowl, either in an upright or rotated position. The base of the plate is configured to fit over the upper opening of the bowl. Once the mug is inserted in the bowl, the base of the plate is positioned over the opening of the bowl, creating a nested set of dinnerware. Multiple sets of nested dinnerware can be stacked on top of each other to further save space.

A drinking vessel product includes a wine glass with an inner cavity filled at least partly with wine. The wine glass has a body that defines the cavity, an upper opening that is sealed with a removable seal such as a metal foil, and a smaller fill opening at the bottom. The glass includes a support that is attached to the body and that includes a pedestal, a stem and a stop formation that seals the fill opening. The body and support are molded from plastic materials. The cavity is filled with wine after the upper opening has been sealed, by inverting the glass and filling it from the fill opening, before fitting the support to seal the fill opening.

A drinking cup may include a cup body, and an inverted V-shaped partition separates the cup body from a bottom end thereof to form two symmetrical compartments at both sides of the partition, and the two compartments are connected at top portions to form a top edge which is connected to an inner edge of an opening of the cup body at both ends thereof, thereby separating the opening into two symmetrical portions. A protruding bar slightly protruding along a middle line of the top edge is configured to be melted by a heat press head of a sealing machine when sealing a sealing film on the opening of the cup body. With the two separated compartments, a customer can have two kinds of drinks by only one drinking cup, which is greener and allows the customer to have more choices.