USD16126S - Design for a r i n g - s etti ng - Google Patents

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Dll'35n U DESIGN.

H. HUESTIS.

RING SETTING. No. 16,126. Patented June 16. 1885.

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HARVEY HUESTIS, OF PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND.

DESIGN FOR A RING-SETTING.

SPECIFICATION formlng part of Design No. 16,126 dated June 16, 1885.

Trrrniutl patent 7 years.

To all whom it may concern.-

Be it; known that I, HARVEY HUI-ISTlS, of the city and county of Providence, and State of Rlrode Island, have iuirentctl a new and original DcsigirforSettiugs fol-Rings, of which thel'ollowiugis a full, clear, and exact description, reference being; had to tho accounpanying drawings, forming a part ot'this speck timtiou.

The leading feature of my design consists in a ring-settiug'having plain sirri'uccs alternating with flirted, ribbed, or corrugated surfaces, and surrounding the stone or jewel mounted in the setting.

In the drawings, Figure 1 is a plan view of a square setting having curved angles. Fig. 2 is a similar vicwof a square setting having plniuaiuiglcs. Fig. 31 is a Siilliillifll. view of an oval settling. Fig. 4 is a side elevation ot the design shown: in Fig. 3.

In the Sfllid dmwings, Adesignatcs the hoop,

hand, or loop 05 the ring. and B designates the jewel. Tlrohaind may beornanreutcd with theraised and flfuted ribbed, or corrugated see- Lions a, if desired. The setting is shown with plaiusurfzrccs r,al tel-mating with fluted ribbed,

or corrugated surfaces tLsaid surfaces embracin;- the top and outer side of the setting.

As shown in Fig. l, the setting is square. with its angles curred, in Fig. 2 the setting is square with plain angles, and: in Fig. 3 the setting is oral. By this disposition of the plain and fluted, ribbed, or corrugated. surfaces a highly ornaiurentail appearance: is produced.

The desigm: is applicable to fancy or plain forms of settings generally.

Having thus described my new and original design, I claim as nowaud desire to secure by Letters Patent- 1. The design for a: ring-setting, consisting of the alternated corrugated and plain surfaces on. the outer sides and; upper edges of the settiugu'im, as shown.

2. The design for ring-settings, consisting 45 'ot' the plain sections c, the; corrugated sectiiOlllS (1i, and the side sections, a a, corrugated on their upper surfaces. as shown.

HARVEY HUIBSTIS. Witnesses:

M. F. BLrGH, J. A. MILLER, Jr.

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