Glass set and its manufacturing method

Abstract

To provide a new glass set, and a manufacturing method thereof.SOLUTION: A glass set includes a first glass product having a part of a predetermined mark visibly attached thereto, and a second glass product having another part of the predetermined mark visibly attached thereto, wherein the first glass product and the second glass product are set in a predetermined positional relation, to be thereby able to view the predetermined mark.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

[Technical field]

[0001] The present invention relates to a glass set and a method for manufacturing the same. [Background technology]

[0002] Patent Document 1 discloses a decorative glass consisting of two window panes. A polarizing film of the desired shape with different optical axes is bonded to a window glass, and two sheets are stacked on top of each other. This makes the shape stand out. [Prior art documents] [Patent documents]

[0003] [Patent Document 1] Japanese Utility Model Application Publication No. 5-96036 Summary of the Invention [Problem to be solved by the invention]

[0004] However, polarizing films only stand out when two sheets are stacked together. It cannot be seen when it is not there. The object of the present invention is to provide a new glass set and a method for producing the same. [Means for solving the problem]

[0005] According to one aspect of the present invention, a first glass product having a portion of a predetermined mark visibly attached thereto; and a second glass product on which another part of the predetermined mark is visibly attached, The first glass product and the second glass product are arranged in a predetermined positional relationship, A glass set is provided in which the mark can be seen.

[0006] The first glass product and the second glass product are glasses made of glass, and the first glass product The glassware is sized to fit within the second glassware and is arranged in the predetermined positional relationship. This may involve encasing the first glassware within the second glassware.

[0007] The first glassware and the second glassware are glass dishes, and the first and second glassware are placed in the predetermined position. The placing relationship is a stacking of the first glass product and the second glass product. Good too.

[0008] The predetermined mark may include a word. The predetermined mark is a first word expressed in a certain language and a mark corresponding to the first word but in a different language. and a corresponding second word. When the first glass product and the second glass product are not in the predetermined positional relationship, It does not have to be visible as a word.

[0009] According to another aspect of the present invention, a method of applying a portion of a predetermined mark to a first glass product in a visible manner is provided. and visibly marking another portion of the predetermined mark on a second glass product, The first glass product and the second glass product are arranged in a predetermined positional relationship, A method for manufacturing a glass set is provided in which a set mark is visible.

[0010] A portion of the predetermined mark is formed on the first glass product by sandblasting or printing. and another part of the predetermined mark is formed on the second glass by sandblasting or printing. It may be formed into an article.

[0011] A uniform first plane is formed on the surface of the first glass, and a part of the predetermined mark is formed on the first plane. A second flat surface is formed on the surface of the second glass plate, and the predetermined mark is formed on the second flat surface. Other parts of the mark may be added.

[0012] The first plane is formed on the surface of the first glass by a flat cutter, The second flat surface may be formed on the surface of the second glass. Effect of the Invention

[0013] Even if the first glass product and the second glass product are not in the specified positional relationship, the specified mark is partially The mark is visible when the two glass products are placed in a specified position. The present invention provides a novel glass set and a method for manufacturing the same. [Brief description of the drawings]

[0014] [Figure 1] FIG. 1 is a front view of a glass set 100 according to a first embodiment. [Diagram 2] A diagram showing glass set 100 with glass 1 placed inside glass 2. [Diagram 3] FIG. 4 is a front view of a plate set 200 according to a second embodiment. [Figure 4] A diagram showing plate set 200 in which plate 5 is stacked on plate 6. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS

[0015] Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be specifically described with reference to the drawings.

[0016] (First embodiment) FIG. 1 is a front view of a glass set 100 according to a first embodiment. 100 is an example of a glass set, and includes glasses 1 and 2 made of glass. Glass 2 is It is slightly larger than glass 1, allowing glass 1 to fit inside glass 2.

[0017] Glass 1 contains a checkered pattern 11, a randomly decomposed part 12 of the word "love," and the word "LO VE" is arbitrarily decomposed into a part 13. These may be a single color (e.g. red). The part not marked with these colors is transparent. Looking at glass 1 alone, part 12 of the word "love" is partially visible, but part of the word "love" is not visible. It is desirable that the number 12 does not reveal that it is "love." Similarly, Part 13 is partially visible, but part 13 of the word "LOVE" reveals that it is "LOVE." It is preferable that it is not clear.

[0018] As an example of the manufacturing method of Glass 1, a lattice pattern is applied to the outer surface of Glass 1 by sandblasting or printing. 11, may form part of the word "love" 12 and part of the word "LOVE" 13. After forming a uniform flat surface on the surface of the glass 1 with a flat cutter, It may be possible to do so.

[0019] Glass 2 contains a lattice pattern 21, a randomly decomposed part of the word "love" 22, and the word " These are monochromatic (e.g., gray) and other parts of the word "LOVE" that have been arbitrarily decomposed. It may be a dark blue color different from the first color, or it may be multiple colors. The part that is not filled is transparent. By looking at glass 2 alone, you can see the other part of the word "love" (22). Although it can be seen partially, it is not clear that it is "love" from the other parts of the word "love". Similarly, another part of the word "LOVE" 23 is partially visible, but the word "LO It would be best if the other parts of "VE"23 could not tell that it was "LOVE".

[0020] As an example of the manufacturing method of Glass 2, a lattice pattern is applied to the outer surface of Glass 2 by sandblasting and printing. 21, another part of the word "love" 22 and another part of the word "LOVE" 23 may be formed. In addition, after forming a uniform flat surface on the surface of the glass 2 with a flat cutter, These may be formed.

[0021] Then, glass 1 is placed inside glass 2 and overlapped (aligned) to create a grid. Based on the child patterns 11 and 21, the hidden word "love" 32 and the word "LOVE" 33 It becomes visible (Figure 2).

[0022] Second embodiment FIG. 3 is a front view of a plate set 200 according to a second embodiment. This is an example of a glass set, and includes glass plates 5 and 6. Plates 5 and 6 are almost the same shape. It is shaped like a plate, so that plate 6 can be placed on plate 5, and plate 5 can be placed on plate 6. It is also now possible to do this.

[0023] Plate 5 has a lattice pattern 51, a randomly decomposed part 52 of the word "love," and the word "LOVE" " and a part 53 which is an arbitrary decomposition of ". These may be a single color (e.g. red) or It may be in multiple colors. The parts not marked with these colors are transparent. Even if you look at only the part 52 of the word "love", you can see it partially, but It is desirable that the word "LOVE" is not recognized as "love". Similarly, Although it is partially visible, part 53 of the word "LOVE" reveals that it is "LOVE." It is preferable not to do so.

[0024] As a manufacturing example of dish 5, a lattice pattern 51, a part 52 of the word "love", and a part 53 of the word "LOVE" may be formed on the surface (upper surface and / or lower surface) of dish 5 by sandblasting or printing. Alternatively, after forming a uniform flat surface on the surface of dish 5 in advance with a plane cutter, these may be formed on the flat surface.

[0025] Dish 6 is provided with a lattice pattern 61, another part 62 obtained by arbitrarily decomposing the word "love", and another part 63 obtained by arbitrarily decomposing the word "LO VE". These may be of a single color (for example, a dark blue different from that of dish 5) or a plurality of colors. Also, the parts where these are not provided are transparent. Note that even when only dish 6 is viewed, it is desirable that another part 62 of the word "love" can be partially visually recognized, but it cannot be determined that it is "love" from another part 62 of the word "love". Similarly, it is desirable that another part 63 of the word "LOVE" can be partially visually recognized, but it cannot be determined that it is "LOVE" from another part 63 of the word "LOVE". Similarly, it is desirable that another part 63 of the word "LOVE" can be partially visually recognized, but it cannot be determined that it is "LOVE" from another part 63 of the word "LOVE".

[0026] As a manufacturing example of dish 6, a lattice pattern 61, another part 62 of the word "love", and another part 63 of the word "LOVE" may be formed on the surface (upper surface and / or lower surface) of dish 6 by sandblasting or printing. Alternatively, after forming a uniform flat surface on the surface of dish 6 in advance with a plane cutter, these may be formed on the flat surface.

[0027] Then, by overlapping (aligning) dish 5 and dish 6, based on the lattice patterns 51, 61, the hidden words "love" 72 and "LOVE" 73 become visible (Figure 4).

[0028] ​In the first (second) embodiment described above, the engraved lattice patterns 11, 21 (51, 61) that resemble cut glass are desirable for the glasses 1, 2 (plates 5, 6), but other patterns may also be used and it is also possible that there is no pattern

[0029] Also, what is visually recognized when superimposed are words such as "love" and "LOVE" that have common meanings or concepts (correspond to each other), but the words can be different from each other. For example, when giving glasses or plates as gifts, in addition to "love" and "LOVE", "beauty" and "BEAUTY", "life" and "LIFE", "happiness" and "LUCKY", etc. are suitable. As languages, for example one can be Japanese (Chinese characters) and the other can be English, French, German, or Russian Of course, it may be only a word in one language, or two or more words or other arbitrary marks may be made visible

[0030] Furthermore, it is not limited to the glasses and plates described in the first and second embodiments, and words may be made visible by placing any two or more glass products in a predetermined positional relationship

[0031] The above-described embodiments are described for the purpose of enabling those with ordinary knowledge in the technical field to which the present invention pertains to practice the present invention Various modifications of the above embodiments are naturally possible for those skilled in the art, and the technical idea of the present invention can also be applied to other embodiments. Therefore, the present invention should not be limited to the described embodiments but should be construed in the broadest scope in accordance with the technical idea defined by the claims

Explanation of Reference Numerals

[0032] 100 Glass set​​ 1,2 glasses 11,21 Lattice pattern 12,22 Part of the word "love" 13,23 Part of the word "LOVE" 32 Word "Love" 33. The word "LOVE" 200 Glass Plate Set 5,6 glasses 51,61 Lattice pattern 52,62 Part of the word "love" 53,63 Part of the word "LOVE" 72 Word "Love" 73 Word "LOVE"

Claims

1. a first glass product, which is tableware, to which a portion obtained by dividing a letter or word is visibly attached; a second glass product which is tableware and has another part obtained by dividing the letter or word visibly attached thereto; The part alone is not visually recognized as the character or word, The other part alone is not visually recognized as the character or word, The letters or words are visible by overlapping the first glass product and the second glass product in a predetermined positional relationship such that parts of the letters or words are combined with each other to make the entire letters or words visible, and when the first glass product and the second glass product are not in the predetermined positional relationship, the letters or words are not visible, A glass set in which, when the first glass product and the second glass product are overlapped, a portion of the letter or word does not overlap another portion of the letter or word.

2. the first glass product and the second glass product are glasses made of glass; the first glassware is sized to fit within the second glassware; 2. The set of glasses according to claim 1, wherein the positioning comprises placing the first glass product within the second glass product such that the letter or word is visible.

3. the first glassware and the second glassware are glass dishes; 2. The set of glasses according to claim 1, wherein the predetermined positional relationship is such that the first glass product and the second glass product are overlapped such that the letter or word is visible.

4. the first glass product has a pattern surrounding a portion of the letter or word; 4. The set of glasses according to claim 1, wherein the second glass product has a pattern surrounding another portion of the letter or word.

5. the portion of the character or word is obtained by dividing the character or word in association with a predetermined pattern, 4. The glass set according to claim 1, wherein the other part of the character or word is obtained by dividing the character or word in association with the predetermined pattern.

6. The glass set according to claim 5 , wherein the predetermined pattern is a checkered pattern.

7. the first glass product has a lattice pattern surrounding a portion of the letter or word; 7. The set of glasses of claim 6, wherein the first glass has a checkered pattern surrounding another portion of the letter or word.

8. a portion of the letter or word is applied to a planar portion of the first glass product; 8. A set of glasses as claimed in claim 1, wherein the other portion of the letter or word is applied to a flat portion of the second glass.

9. a step of dividing the letter or word and attaching a portion of the divided letter or word to a first glass product, which is tableware, in such a manner that the portion is visible; and attaching another part obtained by dividing the letter or word to a second glass product, which is tableware, in a manner that allows the other part to be seen. The part alone is not visually recognized as the character or word, The other part alone is not visually recognized as the character or word, The first glass product and the second glass product are overlapped to form a predetermined positional relationship in which the parts of the letters or words are combined with each other to form the entire letters or words, thereby visually recognizing the letters or words; When the first glass product and the second glass product are not in the predetermined positional relationship, the letters or words are not visually recognized, A method for manufacturing a glass set, wherein when the first glass product and the second glass product are overlapped, a portion of the letter or word does not overlap another portion of the letter or word.

10. the first glass product and the second glass product are glasses made of glass; the first glassware is sized to fit within the second glassware; 10. The method of claim 9, wherein the predetermined positional relationship is to encase the first glass product within the second glass product such that the letter or word is visible.

11. the first glassware and the second glassware are glass dishes; The method for manufacturing a glass set according to claim 9, wherein the predetermined positional relationship is to overlap the first glass product and the second glass product so that the letters or words are visible.

12. applying a pattern to the first glass product in a location surrounding a portion of the letter or word; and applying a pattern to the second glass product at a position surrounding another portion of the letter or word.

13. the portion of the character or word is obtained by dividing the character or word in association with a predetermined pattern, The method for manufacturing a glass set according to any one of claims 9 to 11, wherein the other part of the character or word is obtained by dividing the character or word in association with the predetermined pattern.

14. The method for manufacturing a glass set according to claim 13, wherein the predetermined pattern is a lattice pattern.

15. applying a checkered pattern to the first glass product in a location surrounding a portion of the letter or word; and applying a checkered pattern to the second glass product in a position surrounding another portion of the letter or word.

16. forming a uniform first flat surface on a surface of the first glass product and applying a portion of the letter or word to the first flat surface; 16. The method of claim 9, further comprising forming a uniform second flat surface on a surface of the second glass product, and applying another portion of the letter or word to the second flat surface.

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