Abstract: A cosmetics container (10) is adapted for one hand operation. The body (12) of the container (10) defines a reservoir (14) with cosmetics therein and further defines a passage (24) from the reservoir (14) and container (10). A resilient wiper (16) is mounted adjacent to the passage (24). A cosmetics applicator (18) is slidably supported within the reservoir (14) for movement from a loading position to a use position extending through the passage (24). A drive assembly including a knob (26) on the exterior of the container (10) adapted for one hand manipulation slides a drive belt (22) having one end connected to the applicator (18) in the reservoir (14) and the other end connected to a cover (23). Operation of the knob (26) in a first direction simultaneously withdraws the cover (23) and propels the applicator (18) from the reservoir (14).
Type:
Grant
Filed:
February 24, 2003
Date of Patent:
April 13, 2004
Assignee:
The Bridgeport Metal Goods Manufacturing Company
Inventors:
David P. Chastain, Gauray Rohatgi, Kevin Robert Young, Thorben Neu, Stephanie Schwarz
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