USD11020S - Design for pedestal and front of a clock - Google Patents

Description

UNITED STATES PATENTOFFIGE.

HENRY R. FRISBIE, OF BRIDGEPORT, ASSIGNOR TO E. N. WELOH MANUFACTURING COMPANY, OF FORESTVILLE, CONN.

DESIGN FOR PEDESTAL AND FRONT OF A CLOCK.

Specification forming part of Design No. 11,020, datcdFcbrnary 11, 1879; application filed January 18, 1879.

[Term of patent 7 years] To all whom it may concern:

Be it known that I, HENRY R. FRISBIE, of Bridgeport, in the county of Fairfield and State of Connecticut, have invented anew and original Design for the Pedestal and Front of a Clock, of which the following is a description:

The general form of the front is that of a fiat plate having a peaked or angular top, A, straight sides B, an inverted arched bottom, (3, and pendants D at each of the lower corners. The peaked or angular top is ornamented with a projecting molding or cornice, a, decorated with Moresque ornaments; and from each of the upper corners, which are flat at the base of the peak, project foil ornaments 1). Above the clock-face is a relief ornament, 0, and on each side of the said ornament are spandrels or panels (I. In each upper corner are relief ornaments 0. The sides B are chamfered, and ornamented with relief panels f.

The pedestal consists of a circular portion, E, forming a base, and a polygonal portion, F, forming a shaft. The base is decorated with a series of dogtooth ornaments, g, and upon the front face of the polygonal portion is an ornament, h, and upon the adjacent faces are ornaments i i.

I claim 1 1. The design for a clock-front, comprising the peaked top A, the straight sides B, the

inverted arched bottom G, and pendants D, substantially as herein described, and as illustrated in the accompanying photographic illustrations.

2. The design for a clock-front, comprising the peaked top A, the straight sides B, the inverted arched bottom 0, and the pendants D, together with the molding or cornice a, or-

4. The design for a clock-front and pedestal,

comprising the peaked top A, the straight sides B, the inverted arched bottom 0, and pendants D, with the molding or cornice a, ornaments b c e, and panels at f, and the base portion E and polygonal portion F, with their ornaments g h and i i, substantially as described herein, and as shown in the accompanying photographic illustrations.

HENRY R. FRISBIE.

Witnesses:

ALMA F. SMITH, CARRIE FRISBIE.

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