Abstract: An adjustable beverage holder is provided in which a beverage container support comprises two telescopically interengaged, radially elastomeric sleeves each with a longitudinally extending discontinuity. The longitudinal position of the inner sleeve relative to the outer sleeve is adjustably fixable at one of preferably two positions by the location of hole sets defined in the outer sleeve and of cooperating stud post sets projecting outwardly from the inner sleeve. The stud posts interconnect radially with the holes when the inner sleeve is located in a predetermined desired position relative to the outer sleeve. The outer sleeve is provided with laterally outwardly extending upper and lower supports suitable for overlapping a table top edge portion and an adjustable bolt extends vertically upwardly through the lower support for table clamping.

Abstract: The lighting fixture which comprises an elongated housing having a top wall and a bottom wall. The width of the top wall is greater than the width of the bottom wall, which has a free edge located below the top wall providing an opening for the emission of light from at least one light bulb mounted in the housing and projecting beyond the free edge of the bottom wall. A reflector is mounted in the housing and has a reflector wall located between the top wall and the at least one bulb. The reflector has a plurality of air vents formed in it and the top wall of the housing also has a plurality of vents formed therein, offset from the air vents in the reflector wall, whereby air below the reflector wall heated by the bulb flows through the air vents in the reflector, and out the air vents in the top wall, but the emission of light through the top wall is blocked.

Abstract: A lighting fixture is disclosed which comprises an elongated housing having a top wall and a bottom wall. The width of the top wall is greater than the width of the bottom wall, whereby the bottom wall has a free edge located below the top wall providing an opening for the emission of light from the housing, from at least one light bulb mounted therein and projecting beyond the free edge of the bottom wall. The reflector is mounted in the housing and has a reflector wall located between the top wall and the at least one bulb. The reflector has a plurality of air vents formed in it and the top wall of the housing also has a plurality of vents formed therein, offset from the air vents in the reflector wall, whereby air below the reflector wall heated by the bulb flows through the air vents in the reflector, out the air vents in the top wall, but the emission of light through the top wall is blocked.