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The invention provides a paint brush holder for holding a paint brush by its handle in a generally horizontal position over the rim of an open paint can. The holder includes resilient, spaced leg members joined by a U-shaped connection to grip the rim of the paint can. A clip structure holds the pai

The invention provides a paint brush holder for holding a paint brush by its handle in a generally horizontal position over the rim of an open paint can. The holder includes resilient, spaced leg members joined by a U-shaped connection to grip the rim of the paint can. A clip structure holds the paint brush handle and includes a plate member positioned horizontally above the U-shaped connection and a resilient connection structure interconnecting the U-shaped connection and the plate member. The paint brush handle is received and retained between the plate member and the U-shaped connection.

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A paint brush holder adapted to hold a paint brush generally horizontally over the rim of an open paint can, comprising: resilient leg members spaced from each other and joined at the upper ends in a U-shaped connection such that the lower ends are biased inwardly toward each other to grip the upper

A paint brush holder adapted to hold a paint brush generally horizontally over the rim of an open paint can, comprising: resilient leg members spaced from each other and joined at the upper ends in a U-shaped connection such that the lower ends are biased inwardly toward each other to grip the upper rim of the open paint can, the U-shaped connection forming a lower plate member which extends parallel to and above the upper rim of the paint can when the holder is fastened to the rim; and clip means connected above the U-shaped connection to hold the paint brush, the clip means comprising an upper plate member positioned above the lower plate member and extending generally parallel thereto, and resilient connection means connecting the upper and lower plate members, the resilient connection means comprising a spring plate member positioned above and generally parallel to the upper plate member, a first arm member extending generally vertically between and connecting one end of the lower plate member to one end of the spring plate member, and a second arm member connecting the other end of the spring plate member to the upper plate member, the resilient connection means being operative to downwardly bias the upper plate member, whereby a paint brush handle may be received and retained between the upper and lower plate members.