USD16042S - Design for a decorative pattern for dishes - Google Patents

Description

DESIGN.

G. A. MAY.

DECORATIVE PATTERN POE DISHES.

No. 16,042. Patented Apr. 14, 1885.

UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

CHARLES A. MAY, OF TRENTON, NEW JERSEY, ASSIGNOR TO SPEJCER M. ALPAUGH AND FRANK A. MAGOWAN, OF SAME PLACE.

DESIGN FOR A DEOORATlVE PATTERN FOR DISHES.

SPECIFICATION forming part of Design NO. 16,042, dated April 14, 1835.

Application filed November 2'3, "33!. Tenn of patent 3.3 years.

To all whom it nmy concern:

Be itknown that 1, CHARLES A. MAY, a. citizen of the United States,residing at Trentcn,in the county of Mercer,in the State of New J ersey, have invented and produced a. new and original Design for Dishes, of which'the following is a specification, reference being had to the accompanying photogruphjorming part thereof.

A represents the center, and B the border.

The main portion of the border consists of a row of medallions,C,with ornamental edges. the medallions having a contrasting ground and displaying each a daisy with stennsproy, and leaves, which show the color of the body of the ware on which they are placed. Between the medallions, and around them, are daisies with intertwined leaves and stems to a width greater than the length of a medallion, and forming a continuous filling throughout the entire border. Outside of this portion of the border,and at or near the edge of the plate or other dish, is a waved or scalloped border, I), each scallop representing a perspective view of half of a daisy,nnd showing a part of its center and the ends of the petals turned toward the eye.

The center ornament consists of a. circular medallion, E, with contrasting ground, displaying in its center a spread daisy with sprays and leaves surrounding it. Surrounding this medallion is a circle, from. which spread out ornamental arms or extensions E, each terminating in a. daisy, while springing from between these arms, and alternating with the daisies, are sprays and leaves.

The leading features of my design are the combining of medallions, daisies, sprays, and the scalloped border-line in a border, and also the ornamental center-piece and its arrangco ment relatively with the border.

What I claim is 1. The design for a dish,consisting ol'a dccorntive border and oenter,the border consisting of medallions havinga contrasting ground and displaying each n daisy, the medallions bein equidistant from each other and surrounds by a. continuous filling of daisies and intertwined leaves and stems, all placed within a waved or scalloped outside border-line, and the ornamental center consisting of a medallion displaying a spread daisy and bearing ornamental arms or extensions, substantially as described and shown.

2. In a design fora dish,the decorative horder consisting of medallions having a contrasting ground and displaying each a daisy, the medallions being equidistant from each other and surrounded by a continuous filling of daisies and intertwined leaves and stems, and a circumscribing waved or scalloped horder-li ne,substsntially as shown and described.

3. In a design for a dish, the decorative center consisting of e medallion displaying a spread daisy and bearing ornamental owns or extensions, substantially as described and Shown.

OH AS. A. M AY.

Witnesses:

\VILLLA Wool), JOHN A. STEEN.

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