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(No Model.) 2 Sheets-Sheet 1. R. B. OARSLEY.

CABINET.

No. 425,492. Patented Apr. 15, 1890.

(No Model.) 2 Sheets-Sheet 2. R.B. CARSLBY.

CABINET. No. 425,492. i Patented Apr.-15, 1890.

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UNITED STATES PATENT OFEicE.

ROBERT E. CARSLEY, OF NEW V BEDFORD, MASSACHUSETTS, ASSIGNOR TO THE TRIUMPH HEAT AND LIGHT COMPANY, OF SAME PLACE.

CABINET.

SPECIFICATION forming part of Letters Patent No. 425,492, dated April 15, 1890. Application filed September 22,1888. Serial No.286,138. (No model.)

To all whom it may concern: of a drawer e when it is desired to push the Be it known that 1, ROBERT E. OARSLEY, a stove into its compartment and close the citizen of the United States, residing at New doors 17%. The compartment a below the Bedford, in the county ofBristol and State of board d is provided with a drawer e, which lllassachusettahave invented a new and usemay be used as a tin-receptacle. The top 5 5 ful Cabinet, of which the following is aspecicompartment a contains within it a vaporfication. izer 7', (shown in dotted lines, Fig. 2,) of any This invention has for its object to provide usual or well-known construction, the said a novel and ornamental cabinet or piece of vaporizer being connected by a rigid pipe '11 1cfurniture constructed as will be described, and a flexible pipe 7; and rigid pipe or to the 6o whereby the said cabinet, when in its normal stove c. The pipe 0t is provided with a stopcondition, has an outward appearance of an cock 0 and plug 3, whereby the vaporizer r old-fashioned clock. may be cut off from the stove by closing the In accordance with my invention the cabcock 0, and the said stove connected by a inet, preferably made of wood to represent, suitable pipe (not shown) with an ordinary 65 when closed, an old-fashioned clock, is digas-pipe. vided or partitioned off intoa bottom, middle, The cabinet has secured to one side, as hereand top compartment, the bottom and midin shown, a gas fixture or burner Z, connected dle compartments being provided with doors to the pipe 71 below the stop-cock 0, so that at the front of the cabinet, and the top comthe burner may be supplied with either gas 70 partmentbeing provided with an opening at or vapor. The top compartment c contains the rear or back side of the cabinet, which within it a clock mechanism of ordinary conopening may, if desired, be closed by a door. struction, the face or dial 1; of the said mech- The bottom compartment is adapted to have anism being on the front and outside of the concealed within it a gas or vapor stove, cabinet. The middle compartment a is pro- 75 which may be supplied, as will be described, vided with a series of shelves extended across from a vaporizer concealed in the upper com- 'the same to form a closet for the reception of partment, and the middle compartment is china, and the door a of the said closet is designed to form a china-closet. preferably provided on its outer side with a The particular features in which my invenplate glass mirror a. (See Fig. 3.) 8o tionconsists will be pointed out in the claims The cabinet below the china-closet is proat the end of this specification. vided with a drawer f, which maycontain Figure 1 is a front elevation of a cabinet writing material and with a sliding board g, embodying my invention, the doors of the which may be used as a writing-desk. The 3 5 stove-compartment and china-compartment bottom compartment a is provided with suit- 8 5 being open. Fig. 2 is a side elevation of the able doors E2 by which the stove 0 may be same, and Fig. 3 a front elevation of the cabconcealed from view. inet with the doors closed. I claim The cabinet consists of a casing of wood 1. The herein-described cabinet, consisting. 40 or other suitable material and is divided by of an upright casing provided with partitions 9o horizontal partitions a a into abottom coma a extended across the same from side to partment a middle compartment a, and top side to form a bottom, middle, and top comcompartment a The bottom compartment partment, the bottom compartment being proa has secured to its sides cleats i, forming vided with a movable support (1, adapted to side supports for a board (1, upon which rests slide outwardly to sustain a stove thereon, 5

a stove c, which may be a gas or a vapor .andbrackets hinged to the inner side of the stove. The board (1, when drawn out, is supcompartments to sustain said support when ported by brackets h, hinged to the sides of extended and adapted to fold inward when the cabinet in usual manner, so that the not in use, substantially as described.

brackets may be folded inward over the front 2. The herein-described cabinet, consisting of an upright casing provided with partitions to receive behind said clock a vaporizer oapaa a extending from side to side to form a bio of being attached to a stove in the bottom 10 bottom, middle, and top compartment, the botcompartment, substantially as described. .tom and middle compartments being provided 5 With doors, and drawers e and f in said com- ROBERT OARSLEY' partments, the top compartment being pro- \Vitnesses: vided with a clock, having its dial on the front JAMES L. GILLINGHAM,

and on tside of said compartment and adapted HENRY W. MAsoN.

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