The bottle holder (2) comprises a pocket (3) provided with an insertion opening (5) designed to receive a bottle (4) in the pocket (3) of the bottle holder, the opening of the pocket (3) having the same dimensions as the cross section (D) of the pocket (3). At least two removable wedging members (11, 12) are mounted on at least part of the inner surface (13) of the pocket.

An essential oil bottle rack. The essential oil bottle rack includes a platform having an upper surface opposite a lower surface. The lower surface may be substantially planar. The upper surface may be substantially planner with a plurality of recesses. Each of the recesses include a large diameter slot and a small diameter slot.

The present invention is a vessel with the vessel having an outer surface and an opening formed in the outer surface. A woven cover covers the vessel. The opening of the vessel is free from the woven cover. The entire outer surface of the vessel is covered by the woven cover. The woven material rests flush against the vessel.

A holder for round objects for everyday use, such as bottles, plates, bowls, dishes, and the like with a positioning plate and two approximately semicircularly curved holder plates. The holder plates can be brought from an open insertion position into a closed holding position and enclose the objects placed on the positioning plate. By means of a special embodiment of the positioning plate and the novel embodiment of the rotary support of the holder plates, a unit is created that is closed in the holding position, in which the objects placed in it are unequivocally fixed and secured on the positioning plate, so that the unit can be transported and set up again at a different location.

A bottle holder, primarily for wine, has a hollow rectangular base having a central opening, and bottle neck support member having a circular opening larger than the neck of a bottle, and a handle. Strings are attached to one corner of the support base with the other end of the string passing up through an opening in the neck support member, through the handle, down through another opening in the neck support member and then attached to another corner of the support base

A wine bottle holder includes a support device, a driving device and a connecting assembly. The support device configured to bear a wine bottle. The support device being formed thereon with a first mounting groove, and the first mounting groove being formed therein with a first through hole communicated with an inside of the support device. The driving device provided with a driving end, the driving device being arranged inside the support device. The connecting assembly arranged inside the first mounting groove, the driving end of the driving device passing through the first through hole to connect to one end of the connecting assembly, the driving end being capable of driving the connecting assembly to rotate, and another end of the connecting assembly being formed with an insert hole configured for a support column on a bottom of the wine bottle to insert.

A can, bottle or other food product is placed inside a laminated cooler and/or warmer constructed of an inner liner surrounded by a thermal retentive slab surrounded by an optional insulation layer surrounded by a protective shell. Optionally an opening with integrated closure is provided to allow easier insertion of the food product into the interior. The gap space between the liner and food product is preferably minimized to allow thermal flow to or from slab to the food.

An insulated beverage holder designed to maintain the cold temperature of canned or bottled beverages for an extended period. The holder features a double-walled construction with an inner freezable gel layer and an outer insulating Styrofoam layer. The gel layer can be frozen prior to use, creating a cold environment that prolongs the desired drinking temperature. Adjustable compression rings secure various container sizes. The holder includes a side handle, customizable outer wrap, and an alternate version with canvas straps and Velcro handle. Manufactured using readily available materials and methods, this invention provides a practical solution for maintaining the cold temperature of beverages during consumption, addressing the limitations of traditional koozies.

A beverage dispenser comprises a bottle holder, a motor, and a controller. The bottle holder is configured to hold a bottle of a liquid beverage. The motor is connected to the bottle holder to cause the bottle holder to tilt. The controller is configured to control the bottle holder via the motor to experience multiple tilting movements, including multiple tilting movements each causing the bottle to tilt by a predetermined angular amount to bring the bottle into a pouring position to dispense a portion of the liquid beverage from the bottle into a serving receptacle. The liquid beverage may be wine, and the serving receptacle may be a wine glass. The liquid beverage may be liquor, and the serving receptacle may be a shot glass. The portion of the liquid may be an amount of liquid to fill the receptacle to a designated level.

A resilient sleeve for a beverage container is made from a continuous web of a fabric extending between distal and proximal ends thereof. A substantially linear base is provided at the proximal end. First and second sides extend outwardly from the opposite ends of the base. Two substantially symmetrical trapezoidal regions are formed at the distal end of the web, wherein each trapezoidal region is formed by an outer side positioned at a first predetermined angle to the first side and an inner side positioned at a second predetermined angle to a longitudinal axis of the web portion. A V-shaped cut out portion is formed at a central area of the web by the inner sides of the first and second trapezoidal regions. Width of the web portion corresponds to a circumference of the sleeve and length of the web portion corresponds to an axial length of the sleeve.