Handle for a bottle

Abstract

A single elongated arm formed atop into a cylindrical threaded sleeve and spout, and having both male and female threading, the male threads ascending atop the female, and sealed with a cap atop the male, the cap having the female threads, and screwed together with the arm descending diagonally, and then parallel to the vertical, and forming a larger cylindrical band, means of retaining a bottle by screwing the upper female sleeve to the male threads of the bottle spout into the female sleeve extension, with the bottle girded and surrounded by the lower band of the handle, and sealing the contents of the bottle into an airtight envelope, means to lift and pour the contents of the bottle, by unscrewing the cap atop the handle, and releasing the seal, and holding the arm formed between the lower band and the upper sleeve to pour out the contents of the bottle in any position of the hand, by tilting the extended spout formed by the handle downwardly in any angle to release the contents of the bottle, and then resealing the bottle by screwing the cap onto the handle to seal and store the contents within the bottle, whereas the band of the handle has two purposes, one of which provides a constant maintaining structure independent of any change or collapse of the bottle's form, the other of which is used for labeling.

1 . A single elongated arm formed atop into a cylindrical threaded sleeve and spout, and having both male and female threading, the male threads ascending atop the female, and sealed with a cap atop the male, the cap having the female threads, and screwed together with the arm descending diagonally, and then parallel to the vertical, and forming a larger cylindrical band, means of retaining a bottle by screwing the upper female sleeve to the male threads of the bottle's spout into the female sleeve extension, with the bottle girded and surrounded by the lower band of the handle, and sealing the contents of the bottle into an airtight envelope, means to lift and pour the contents of the bottle, by unscrewing the cap atop the handle, and releasing the seal, and holding the arm formed between the lower band and the upper sleeve to pour out the contents of the bottle in any position of the hand, by tilting the extended spout formed by the handle downwardly in any angle to release the contents of the bottle, and then resealing the bottle by screwing the cap onto the handle to seal and store the contents within the bottle, whereas the band of the handle has two purposes, one of which provides a constant maintaining structure independent of any change or collapse of the bottle's form, the other of which is used for labeling.