Abstract: An accessory storage device having a modular construction comprising discrete drawer housing units attachable in a horizontal row. Each drawer housing unit contains one or more drawers slidably mounted within and may be hung on a substantially flat vertical surface or supported on a substantially flat horizontal surface. One or more storage units, each having spaced wall portions defining one or more open compartments are attachable to the top wall of each drawer housing unit. In another embodiment, one or more storage units each having a pivotable cover are attachable to the top wall of each drawer housing unit. A discrete unit for hanging accessories is removably attachable to the bottom wall of each drawer housing unit when the drawer housing units are wall mounted.

Abstract: A liquid container provided with a peripheral wall which forms a closed chamber and at least partially bounds a region external to the chamber. The user's arm may be inserted within the bounded region to grip a pouring handle which defines a fulcrum about which the container may be tilted during pouring. The portion of the peripheral wall bounding the region external to the chamber is contacted by the user's arm during pouring to stabilize the container. A discharge port is located near the container bottom so that the containers may be tilted only over a relatively small angle with respect to the vertical to substantially empty the container. A transparent hose having a graduated scale and coupled to the discharge port provides a visual indication of liquid level in the container before and after pouring.

Abstract: A liquid container provided with a passage within which the user's wrist and arm may be inserted to grip a post for purposes of pouring the contents of the container. The post is disposed within the passage, preferably on the spout side of the container center line.