Abstract: A holder connectable to a support for holding a beverage receptacle. The holder includes a body with a strap constructed of a flexible material connected to the body. The strap is removably connectable to the support for removably connecting the body to the support. The holder also includes a connector for connecting the holder to an automobile ashtray and means for connecting the holder in a cup opening of an automobile console.

Abstract: A beverage receptacle holder is formed by a planar, rigid, rectangular body portion having a generally circular horizontal base portion normal to the plane of the body portion and having a pair of arms, horizontally secured in circular fashion at one end to one surface of the body and terminating in end abutting relation opposite the body and in spaced relation with respect to the container supporting base. The rectangular body portion is provided with a plurality of transverse, horizontally disposed slots and pairs of vertically disposed, horizontally spaced slots between the horizontal slots so that any one or a pair of the several slots may receive elongated strap-like members having hook-and-loop fabric securing material bonded thereto for embracing structural elements or each other and maintaining the beverage holder in an upright position on any one of a plurality of structural elements.