US997715A - Stove. - Google Patents

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S. G. STARON I S. A. DOLNY. STOVE.

APPLICATION I'ILBD AUG.27, 1910.

997,715. Patented July 11, 19u

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Appncation iilea'sugust 27, 191e. serial No. 579,207

To allftehfn 'it mail' :concer-nf Be it known that we, STEPHAN G. STARON,

l a citizen of the UnitedStates of America,

. and Auseful `Improvements in Stoves; and we do hereby declare the following to be a full,

and STEPHEN A.DoLNY, a subject of the Emperor of Austria-Hungary, both residing at Cleveland, in the county of Cuyahoga and State of Ohio, have invented certain new clear, and exact description of the invention, such as will enable others skilled in the art -to which pertains to make and use the Same.

This invention relates to new and useful yimprovements in stoves.

The object of this invention is to provide a stove suitable for use in restaurant windows'and in similar exposed places which will be compact,'ornamental in appearance and having all parts thereof readily acces-l sible. A further object of the'invention is to provide a ,stove which `can be very cheaply vconstructed and`which will be strong and durable. l

.With these objects in view the invention consists in the features offconstruction and y'combination of partsdescribed in the specification, pointed out in the claim and-illustrated in the accompanying drawings.

Referring to the accompanying drawings?UA between said bars at'both sides and at thev rear and at lthe front of the frame and'with their ends rigidly secured to said bars 5 on their inner faces .are the cross bars indicated at 6, 7 and 8, the saidv cross bars being also formed of angle iron. The bars 6 are secured 'at the .upper ends of the bars 5 with their flanges extending outwardly and the bars 7 and 8.are 'secured intermediate of the upper and lower ends lof said bars 5 and have their flanges extending inwardly. At the front of the frame at the center thereof is avertic'ally arranged flat bar 9. `Along the faces of the` horizontal angle bars at the frontof the frame are arranged. at bars .a coffee urn or the like.

10 and over these bars and alsooyer .the vertical angle bars are secured thin sheet metal strips 11 which have been previously plated or otherwise ornamented. The joints of the said stripsll are preferably concealed by means of plates 12.

The top of the stove 13 yis formed of a single piece of sheet metal and is secured in position by turning theedge'thereof in under the ilanges of the angle bars 6. Immediately below the top 13 'are arranged the heat# ing burners 14, the said burners being arranged in a single row extending longitudinally of the stove andthe cover 13 is provided with a series of openings 15 corresponding in position to theburners 14. A sheet metal p1ate ,16 is arranged on the flanges ofthe angle bars 7 and a sheet metal `plate 17 .is arranged on the flanges of the angle bars 8 thus forming acompartment below the burners which serves as awarming closet. On the under side of the plate 16 and on the upper side of the plate 17 at the lfront of the frame arearranged tracks 19 for two pairs vof sliding doors 20 which are designed to completely close the front of the frame.' The rear and sides of the frame being'closed by sheet metal plates 21.` At one end of the frame between the top of thestove and the vplate 16 is formed aV compartment 22 in. which is arranged a drawerl 23 and at the opposite end of the stove Lis arranged an extension 241 which is provided with a burner 25 and is designed to support On the top of the stove immediately over the drawer compartment is arranged a marbleslab 26 which serves as a place on which to rest articles 'of food while preparing them for cooking.

Below the burners 14: is arranged a drip pan 27.

It will therefore be seen that we have provided a very light and compact stove which while highly ornamental and suitable for a display window will serve practically all the purposes ofthe heavy rangesnow in use.

What we claim is,-

A stove comprising a frame consisting of a series of vertically arranged 'angle bars adapted to form the corners of said frame,

'horizontally arranged angle bars extending` lbetween and secured to theV upper ends of said bars, one flange of each horizontally arranged angle bar lying flat againstthe vertical bars to which itis securedv and theother flange Yextending outwardly at a right angle thereto, .a sheet metalv plate arranged over -thetop of the frame and having its edgesv bent down and in under the outwardly extending flanges of the horizontally arranged angle bars, said plate being provided with openings, burners arranged beneath said openings, sheet met-a1 plates secured to the back and sides of said frame,vsheetmetal .plates horizontally arranged Withinsaid -p'ose set forth.

In testimony Wl1ereof,we sign the foregoing vspeciication, in the presenceof two witnesses.

STEPHAN G'. STARON. STEPHEN A. DOLNY.

Witnesses ,VICTOR C. LYNCH,

N. L. MCDONNELL.

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