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A beverage and/or food holder in accordance with this invention is principally constituted by first and second planar members, each approximately of the same size and of generally rectangular configuration. A first of the planar members has a plurality of apertures formed therein, in each of which a

A beverage and/or food holder in accordance with this invention is principally constituted by first and second planar members, each approximately of the same size and of generally rectangular configuration. A first of the planar members has a plurality of apertures formed therein, in each of which apertures, a container for a beverage, food item or the like can be placed. The planar members are maintained in a spaced apart, essentially parallel relationsip by the use of columnar members utilized at or near the corners of the planar members. Advantageously, this beverage and/or food item holder utilizes a plurality of non-skid members on the underside of the second planar member, to resist displacement of the beverage and/or food item holder along a surface upon which it has been placed. I prefer for the beverage and/or food item holder to be reversible, being usable with either the first or the second planar member in the uppermost position, and with a plurality of non-skid members being utilized on the side of each planar member that faces away from the other planar member. The second planar member can have apertures in which food or beverage items can be placed, or it can be imperforate, and usable as a cutting board.

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A beverage and/or food holder principally constituted by first and second planar members, each of generally rectangular configuration, a fist of said planar members having a plurality of apertures formed therein, in each of which apertures, a container for a beverage or the like can be placed, said

A beverage and/or food holder principally constituted by first and second planar members, each of generally rectangular configuration, a fist of said planar members having a plurality of apertures formed therein, in each of which apertures, a container for a beverage or the like can be placed, said planar members being maintained in a spaced apart, essentially parallel relationship by the use of columnar members utilized at or near the corners of said planar members, and four protruding non-skid members utilized on the underside of said second planar member, adjacent the corners thereof, to resist displacement of said beverage/food holder along a surface upon which it has been placed, even though such surface be of convex contour. A beverage and/or food holder principally constituted by first and second planar members, each of generally rectangular configuration, a first of said planar members having a plurality of apertures formed therein, in each of which apertures, a container for a beverage or the like can be placed, said planar members being maintained in a spaced apart, essentially parallel relationship by the use of columnar members utilized at or near the corners of said planar members, said beverage/food holder being reversible, being usable with either said first or said second planar member in the uppermost position, and with a plurality of protruding non-skid members being utilized on the side of each planar member that faces away from the other planar member. A reversible beverage and/or food holder principally constituted by first and second planar member s, each of generally rectangular configuration, a first of said planar members having a plurality of apertures formed therein, in each of which apertures, a container for a beverage, food item or the like can be placed, said planar members being maintained in a spaced apart, essentially parallel relationship by the use of columnar members utilized at or near the corners of said planar members, the ends of said columnar members in each instance being in touching contact with the near or adjacent sides of said planar members, and a plurality of somewhat protruding non-skid feet attached to the non-adjacent side of each of said planar members, so that irrespective of which planar member of said holder is uppermost at a given moment, a plurality of said feet will be in place to resist said holder skidding along a surface upon which it has been placed.