Abstract: A transparent frusto-conical protective cover for a wedding cake, or other articles on a support member, the cover having a body portion comprising upstanding upwardly convergent walls. The walls overlap and are removably fastened at their edges. The bottom edge of the cover abuts the support member a distance from the outer edge of the cake or article so that the object is enclosed within the conical member.

Abstract: A frusto-conical protective cover for a wedding cake or other articles. The cover is divided into at least two identical, upwardly convergent sections in the vertical direction, the cover sections being positionable in face-to-face relation to form the cover, and being positionable in nested relation when the cover is not in use. The cover includes integral interlocking means on the cover sections for interlocking same with the cover sections in either their face-to-face relation, or their nested relation. The interlocking means comprises channels interlockable with snap fits and formed in outwardly extending, upwardly convergent flanges extending outwardly from the upwardly convergent edges of the cover sections. The cover sections are provided at their lower ends with outwardly extending base flanges which form an annular flange to stabilize the cover when the cover sections are in their face-to-face relation.