Table-mountable support for a mannequin-head

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWING Representative embodiment "10" of the "Table-Mountable Support for Mannequin-Head" of the present invention, for the environment thereof, comprises: a prior art mannequin-head "M" having an upwardly convergent lower-opening "N", and an underlying table "T" having an upright-end "W", a horizontal upper-surface "Y", and a horizontal lower-surface "Z".
The table-mountable support representative embodiment 10 generally comprises: (A) an angular base (20) adapted to embrace the upright-end portion "W" of a horizontal table "T" and including: an upright shoulder 21 adapted to lie alongside table upright-end "W"; a lower-flange 22 extending integrally horizontally from upright-shoulder 21 and adapted to underlie ("Z") said horizontal table "T"; and an upper-flange 23 extending integrally horizontally from said upright-shoulder (above said lower-flange 22) and adapted to overlie ("Y") said horizontal table "T"; (B) a table-clamping means (30) for rigidly removably clamping said angular base (20) along the upright-end area portion ("W") of a horizontal table "T"; (C) attached to (45A) and extending uprightly from the angular base upper-flange (23) along a vertical primary-axis "V1", an upright post (40) that is stably skewable (as alluded to in FIG.
1 phantom lines) in a plurality of directionally horizontal lateral directions from said primary-axis "V1", and said post (40) including a lower-end portion (44) located adjacent said angular base upper-flange 23 and an upper-end portion (47) loftily overlying said angular base upper-flange 23; and (D) loftily attached (48A) to said upright post (40), an upwardly convergent tapered-member 49 that surrounds said vertical primary-axis "V1", and thereby stably removably frictionally engageable within said upwardly convergent lower-opening portion "N" of a said mannequin-head "M".
In further reference to the table-clamping means (30) referred to hereabove, such might comprise a vertical-screw 31 extending along a vertical secondary-axis "V2" that is horizontally laterally offset from said vertical primary-axis "V1"