| 摘要 |
A plate holder for hanging a plate to a wall for display, comprising a spiderweb-like net and hooks to attach the plate to the net. The net is preferably made of peripheral threads positioned to form a plurality of concentric circles equally spaced and linked together with a set of radial threads positioned in pairs. The net is placed behind the plate and the hooks are positioned to simultaneously engage the plate lip and one of the concentric circles according to size of plate. For a better fitting, the hooks are provided with two snapping recesses, located at different positions on the hooks, for grabbing the net. For smaller plates, the external circles on the net can be cut off. The hooks are made of a material that is not likely to scratch the plates, such as nylon. The plate holder is then fixed to the display site, such as a wall, by a means, such as a conventional painting hook, grabbing one of the threads of the net. This plate holder provides a very reliable means for mounting a plate without damaging it. This plate holder also permits viewing identifications marks on the back of the plates without having to remove it and is adaptable to a multitude of plate sizes.
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