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DESIGN FOR A STOVE.

Design No. 13,605, dated February 13, 1883.

UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

ll. CLAY BASOOM AND FRANCIS ltllTUl1ll*l,OF TROY, hlfiW' YORK, ASSIGXORS TO GEORGE \V. (llLL, OF COLUMBUS, ()IllO.

DESIGN FOR A STOVE.

SPECIFICATION forming part of Design No. 13,605, dated February 13, 1883.

Application tiled llecomln-r Illl, lsr'l. Term of pnlont it runs.

To all whom it may concern:

tie it known that we, ll. CLAY Basomr and l nitxcrs ltrromn, citizens of the United States, residing in the city of Troy, in the 5 county of Itensselaer and State of New York, have jointly invented and produced a new and original Design for Stoves, of which the following is a specification, reference being had to the accompanying out, print, or engraving,

i representing said new design.

The design for the stove-body consists of the top section, A, front portion, B, and end part, U, all shaped, ornamented, and arranged together so as to present substantially the l same appearance as is represented in the aforesaid engraving.

The design for the top section, A, consists of the open-Work cap-piece D, in connection with the top plate, E, all shaped, ornamented,

and arranged together so as to appear substantially as shown in the aforesaid out.

The design for the cap-piece D consists of the oblong quadrilateral base-fillet a, upwardly-tapering and concavely-curved open-work ends b, and upwardly tapering and concavelycurved sides 0, composed of the united angular and curved open-work ornamentation d in the quadrilateral middle portion, and the radial open-work fignresein thetriangular end parts,

all shaped and arranged together substantially as shown in the aforesaid print.

The design for the top plate, E, consists of the oblong quadrilateral base-fillet f and the upwardlyand inwardly inclined part 9, having 5 the series of oblong end-pointed ornaments h.

and the centrally-contracted ornaments i, alternating with the ornaments It, all shaped and disposed together substantially as shown in the aforesaid cut.

The design for the stove-front B consists of the four doors F, the lateral panels G, and the intermediate tablet-plate, H, all shaped, ornamented, and arranged together so as to present substantially the same appearance as is 5 represented in the aforesaid engraving.

The design for the doors Fconsistsofthe connected fan-shaped outer corner ornanicnts,j, the central compound ornament, k, and the intervening curved line ornamentation, I, all

shaped and arranged together substantially as 5 shown in the aforesaid print.

The design for the panels G consists of the central rosette, in, picket ornaments n at the top and bottom, and intermediate connecting linear ornaments, 0, all shaped and arranged substantially as shown in the aforesaid cut.

The design for the end portion, (3, consists of the plate K,laterally-pro jecting part Lhaving the npwardl x tapering top p and the panel' q, formed with outer convex moldings, r, and inner ornamentations, s, all shaped and arranged together substautially as represented in the aforesaid engraving.

The design for the segmeiital skirting J consists of the lower ornamental edging, t, middle bottom ornament, u, and spreading connected scroll ornaments n, all shaped and arranged together, substantially as shown in the aforesaid print, with or without the extensions to at the ends.

The design for the legs consists of the compound central ornament, .12, upper zigzag ornanien tation, y, and lateral down weirdly-extended and connected liuearornameutsz z,all shaped and arranged together as represented in the aforesaid engraving.

What we claim as ourjoint invention is- 1. The design for the stove-body, composed of the parts A B (J, all shaped, ornamented, and arranged together as set forth.

2. The design for the top section, A,composed of the parts D and E, shaped, ornamented, and arranged together as described.

3. The design for the cap-piece D, consisting of the. parts a h c d a, all shaped and arranged together as set forth.

4. Thedesign for the top plate, 1' consisting of the parts f g h i, all shaped and arranged together as set forth.

5. The design for the store-front, composed of the parts I G H, all shaped, ornamented, and arranged together as described.

(5. The design for the doors F, consisting of the partsj 1:], all shaped and arranged together as described.

7. The design for the panels (l, consisting of the parts m n 0, all shnped and arranged together as set forth.

2 lfflO-S S. The design for the end portion, (J, com- In testimony whereof we hereunto set our nosed of the parts K I p q r s, all shaped and hands, in the presence of two subscribing witnrrnnged together as described. nesses, this 12th (lay of December, 1882. 9. The design for the segmental skirting J, w 1 t'nnsisting of the ornamental parts t u 1 all shaped and arranged together as set forth. L

10. The design for the legs, composed ofthe Witnesses: nrtsmy: s. all shaped and arranged together I G120. U. Inseam,

ns described. l AUSTIN I". PARK.

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