1. Spoon; 2. Spoon attachment; 3.-4. Spoon; 5.-6. Spoon attachment

Abstract

1. The characteristic features of the design reside in the configurations shown in solid lines; the broken lines in the reproductions illustrate the portions of the spoon that form no part of the claimed design; the back view is omitted because it is a mirror image of the front view; fig. 1.6 is an enlarged end view taken along the A-A’ line shown in fig. 1.1.; 2. The design for an attachment to form a spoon by assembling the attachment to the tip of a separately prepared handle; the characteristic features of the design reside in the configurations shown in solid lines; the broken lines in the reproductions illustrate the portions of the spoon that form no part of the claimed design; the back view is omitted because it is a mirror image of the front view; fig. 2.6 is an enlarged end view taken along the A-A’ line shown in fig. 2.1; fig. 2.7 is a cross-sectional view taken along the B-B’ line shown in fig. 2.2.; 3. The characteristic features of the design reside in the configurations shown in solid lines; the broken lines in the reproductions illustrate the portions of the spoon that form no part of the claimed design; the back view is omitted because it is a mirror image of the front view; fig. 3.6 is an enlarged end view taken along the A-A’ line shown in fig. 3.1.; 4. The characteristic features of the design reside in the configurations shown in solid lines; the broken lines in the reproductions illustrate the portions of the spoon that form no part of the claimed design; the back view is omitted because it is a mirror image of the front view; fig. 4.6 is an enlarged end view taken along the A-A’ line shown in fig. 4.1.; 5. The design for an attachment to form a spoon by assembling the attachment to the tip of a separately prepared handle; the characteristic features of the design reside in the configurations shown in solid lines; the broken lines in the reproductions illustrate the portions of the spoon that form no part of the claimed design; the back view is omitted because it is a mirror image of the front view; fig. 5.6 is an enlarged end view taken along the A-A’ line shown in fig. 5.1; fig. 5.7 is a cross-sectional view taken along the B-B’ line shown in fig. 5.2.; 6. The design for an attachment to form a spoon by assembling the attachment to the tip of a separately prepared handle; the characteristic features of the design reside in the configurations shown in solid lines; the broken lines in the reproductions illustrate the portions of the spoon that form no part of the claimed design; the back view is omitted because it is a mirror image of the front view; fig. 6.6 is an enlarged end view taken along the A-A’ line shown in fig. 6.1; fig. 6.7 is a cross-sectional view taken along the B-B’ line shown in fig. 6.2.

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