CA100181S - Handle - Google Patents

Abstract

With reference to the accompanying drawings, the handle includes a circular bottom edge from which an outwardly convex surface extends upward and outward, then upward and inward, becoming outwardly concave and extending upward and inward, becoming outwardly convex and extending upward and inward, becoming outwardly concave and extending upward and inward, becoming outwardly convex and extending upward and inward to a circular edge. From this circular edge an outwardly concave surface extends upward and inward to a circular edge from which an outwardly convex surface extends upward and outward then upward and inward to a circular edge. From this circular edge an outwardly concave surface extends upward and outward to a circular edge. From this circular edge a series of three step-like outwardly convex surfaces extend upward and inward to a circular edge. From this circular edge a surface extends upward and inward, becoming outwardly concave, and then, maintaining a circular cross-section, the surface bends to extend longitudinally laterally and slightly upward, the becoming outwardly concave and extending to a circular edge. The handle continues to extend generally laterally and slightly upwards to its end. From the circular edge an outwardly convex surface extends, laterally outward then inward to a circular edge. From this circular edge an outwardly concave surface extends laterally and inward then laterally and outward, becoming outwardly convex and extending laterally and outwardly then laterally and inward to a circular edge. From this circular edge an outwardly convex surface extends laterally and outward then laterally and inward to an outwardly convex end surface.Drawings of the design are included wherein:Fig. 1 is a left, top, front perspective view of a handle embodying our new design;Fig. 2 is a front elevational view thereof, the rear elevational view being a mirror image of the front elevational view shown;Fig. 3 is a left side elevational view thereof;Fig. 4 is a right side elevational view thereof;Fig. 5 is a top plan view thereof; andFig. 6 is a bottom plan view thereof.