Stand for fowl roasting

Claim 2

A stand for fowl roasting, comprising only two planar plates which are slotted at opposite respective ends along the center planes thereof and with said plates being slidably related to each other in an assembled position, said plates intersecting each other at right angles at their respective slots for being self-standing, said plates being capable of disassembly by sliding each of said two plates off the other of said two plates, at least one of said two plates including a portion on one end thereof offset from the plane of the remainder of said one plate, said portion being disposed in abutment with the other of said two plates to thereby retain said two plates at right angles in said assembled position.

Claim 3

The stand for fowl roasting as claimed in claim 1, wherein said two plates are tapered from one end thereof and continuously to other end thereof, all for providing said other end as the upper end in the standing position, and with the upper extremity of the upper end being the narrowest of the entire said stand.

Claim 4

The stand for fowl roasting as claimed in claim 1, wherein said two slots exist in opposite upper and lower halves of respective ones of said plates, a handle, a projection on said handle, the one of said plates with the slot therein on the upper half also having a keyway opening extending therethrough for receiving said projection to thereby attach said handle to said one plate.

Claim 5

A stand for fowl roasting as claimed in claim 1, wherein the other of said two plates includes a portion on one end thereof offset from the plane of the remainder of said other plate, and with the latter said portion being disposed in abutment with the said one of the said two plates, and with the two said portions being at opposite ends of said stand.

Claim 6

A stand for fowl roasting, comprising two plates of flat material having uniform thickness and being planar and uprightly disposed, said plates being positioned in respective vertical planes at an angle to each other and having upright slots therein and being slid into said slots of each other with said plates being in a crossed position and thereby present an uprightly self-standing combination of said two plates, said plates being slidable away from each other for disassembly, the upper ends of each said plates being narrower than the lower respective ends thereof for inserting into a cavity in a fowl, and at least one of said two plates including a portion offset from the plane of the remainder of said one plate, and with said portion being within the extent of the height of the other of said two plates and in abutment with said other of said two plates to thereby retain said two plates in their said crossed position and avoid collapsing of said two plates toward each other.

Claim 7

A stand for fowl roasting, comprising two plates of flat material having uniform thickness and being planar and uprightly disposed, said plates being positioned in respective vertical planes at an angle to each other and having upright slots therein and being slid into said slots of each other with said plates being in a crossed position and thereby present an uprightly self-standing combination of said two plates, said plates being slidable away from each other for disassembly, the upper ends of each said plates being narrower than the lower respective ends thereof for inserting into a cavity in a fowl, and at least one of said two plates including a portion offset from the plane of the remainder of said one plate, and with said portion being within the extent of the height of the other of said two plates and in abutment with said other of said two plates to thereby retain said two plates in their said crossed position and avoid collapsing of said two plates toward each other.