1.-2. Child's chair tray; 3.-5. Child's chair

Abstract

1. FIGS. 1.1-1.7 depict a child's chair tray with members recessed into and protruding from the rear of the tray; broken (dash-dash) lines illustrate unclaimed features and / or portions, and broken (long-short-dash) lines illustrate boundaries of claimed portions, all of which form no part of the presently claimed design.; 2. FIGS. 2.1-2.7 depict a child's chair tray with recesses for members such as to protrude from the rear of the tray; broken (dash-dash) lines illustrate unclaimed features and / or portions, and broken (long-short-dash) lines illustrate boundaries of claimed portions, all of which form no part of the presently claimed design.; 3. FIGS. 3.1-3.7 show a child's chair with members such as to support a tray such as shown in the related designs and having a low seat height; broken (dash-dash) lines illustrate unclaimed features and / or portions, and broken (long-short-dash) lines illustrate boundaries of claimed portions, all of which form no part of the presently claimed design.; 4. FIGS. 4.1-4.7 shows a child's chair with members recessed into a tray and having a low seat height; broken (dash-dash) lines illustrate unclaimed features and / or portions, and broken (long-short-dash) lines illustrate boundaries of claimed portions, all of which form no part of the presently claimed design.; 5. FIGS. 5.1-5.7 show a child's chair with members recessed into a tray; broken (dash-dash) lines illustrate unclaimed features and / or portions, and broken (long-short-dash) lines illustrate boundaries of claimed portions, all of which form no part of the presently claimed design.

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