Abstract: A platform that can hold a cooking appliance is for use with an RV, camper, or other vehicle. A fixed portion is affixed to the rear bumper of the vehicle and is connected to a moving portion with a hinge. The platform is on the moving portion and is moved between a stowed position for travel and pivots away from the vehicle when the appliance is used. In the stowed position, the platform is closest to the rear wall of the vehicle. When the appliance is located on the platform, it overhangs the platform by a distance greater than the distance between the platform and the vehicle in the stowed position. The overhang prevents the appliance from being stored on the platform during transport because the appliance makes contact with the rear wall of the RV before the platform can rotate fully to the stored position.

Abstract: A drink stand is provided having a base portion that is designed to rest on the ground or other horizontal surface. A top portion is designed to be affixed to the base portion through a support rod. The top portion is surrounded by a continuous loop that includes stemware holders where a portion of the loop is bent inward to form an opening. The top portion includes a centrally located large vessel holder. Cup holders with a gap adapted to receive a handle are affixed between the loop and the large vessel holder. A support rod is included with the cup holder that has a bent floor portion that effectively forms a planar surface that supports the bottom of the cup.

Abstract: A fireplace fountain having a base, a basin adapted to hold a liquid supported by the base, and a hood supported by the base over the basin. A fire pan is supported by the base over the basin and under the hood, with a burner being supported above the fire pan and adapted to be connected to a fuel source. A perforated tubing is supported in the hood, with a pump and supply tube connected thereto. The pump and supply tube are in fluid communication with the basin so that liquid held in the basin may be circulated by a pump to the perforated tubing. Liquid exits the perforated tubing and falls into the basin, but not into the fire pan so that the liquid does not extinguish any flame generated by the burner.

Abstract: A fireplace fountain having a base, a basin adapted to hold a liquid supported by the base, and a hood supported by the base over the basin. A fire pan is supported by the base over the basin and under the hood, with a burner being supported above the fire pan and adapted to be connected to a fuel source. A perforated tubing is supported in the hood, with a pump and supply tube connected thereto. The pump and supply tube are in fluid communication with the basin so that liquid held in the basin may be circulated by a pump to the perforated tubing. Liquid exits the perforated tubing and falls into the basin, but not into the fire pan so that the liquid does not extinguish any flame generated by the burner.