Abstract

A wedding cake layer is highlighted by a transparent plastic light assembly illuminated by a string of miniature electric lights. The light assembly supports a cake on a transparent plastic tray in an elevated position. The light assembly has one or more transparent plastic tubes forming pillars which are affixed between a top plate and a bottom plate. The plates have pillar entry holes such that a looped strand of lights may pass from the underside of the bottom plate to the top side of the top plate and be affixed thereto. The cake tray has downwardly extending feet which are received within cylindrical protrusions on the top plate. The cake tray has a peripheral rim through which the illuminated miniature lights are visible. An inverted cake tray is positioned beneath the bottom plate such that the feet of the inverted tray engage downwardly extending protrusions on the bottom plate. An electric cord extends from the lighted stand between the bottom plate and the inverted cake tray to be connected to another similar cake support or to an extension cord for connection to a power supply. The inverted tray may be disposed on a tabletop or on an underlying cake layer.

Other References

• "Wilton Enterprises cake decorating 1999 yearbook,".COPYRGT. 1998 Wilton Industries, Inc., 2240 W. 75^th Street, Woodridge, IL 60517, pp. Cover, 88, 95, 158, 160, 161, and 162
• Exhibit A--lighted Cake Stand devic