USD17082S - Design for a heating-stove - Google Patents

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DESIGN L K AHN HEATING sTovB Patented Feb UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

LAZARD KAI'IN, OI*1 HAMILTON, OHIO.

DESIGN FOR A HEATING-STOVE.

SPECIFICATION forming part of Design No.1'l,O82, dated February 1,1887.

Application filed August 9,1886. Serial No, 210,476, Term of patent 7 years.

,To @ZZ whom it may concern:

Be it known that I, LAZARD KAHN, a citizen of thc United States, and a resident of Hamilton, Butler county, Ohio, have invented and produced a new and original Design for Stoves, of which the following is a specification, reference being had to the accompanying illustration, forming a part thereof, said illustration beinga perspective view of my newly-designed stove.

The leading features of my design may be\ understood from the following description, taken in connection with the illustration.

In the illustration, A indicates the surbase 0f the stove, the same reaching from the bottom of the stovcbody to the leg-base and hav ing a batter, B, the base, projectingoutward in front of the stove after the manner of a hearth; C, the corners of the frontal projection of the base, said corners projecting forward from the balance ofthe base; D, a.foot-rail, ofrope pattern, supported on blocks above the projections O; E, terminals of the foot-rail where the footrail joins the supporting-blocks, said terminals being in the form of dolphin-heads swallowing the ends of the foot-rail and terminating outwardly in upturned cornucopias; F, hearths projecting from the ends of the stove`l body above the level of the base, about even with the top of the surbase; G, a series of isolated foliated ornaments superposed upon the marginal moldings of the ends of the stovebody; H, panels superposed upon the front face of the stove, one near each end, said panels having frames carrying each a central tile. Above and below each tile are foliated ornaments' cast to the panel-frame, and pierced or left open to show the dark stove-body behind the panels; I, a rectangular lower front door having rectangular panels of mosaic piercings or open-work, said piercings showing dark by reason of the dark recesses behind the door the door having an outward swell;' J, a segmental series of register-openings arranged concentrically over a circle-top front door; K, end portions of the top of the stove-body, projecting visor-like outwardly and upwardly, and having boldly-curved corners; L, an arch projecting from the roof of Athe stove at the central portion of the stove-front over the front door; M, the eaves 'of the arc ed roof of the stove, the same being in a plane to the rear of the projecting arch L; N, that portion of the roof of the stove forming an inward continuation of the arch L, the same mitering into the main roof of the stove, the main roof having the form ofan arch to which the portion N is transverse, thus producing a cruciform stove-roof, the intersection of the roof-arches being' formed with a dais for a dome; O, a cylindrical dome-body having pierced or openwork foliated panels, the dome-body rising from the center of the roof of the stove, and being surxnounted by a hemispherical top, a globe, and an eagle; P, ornamental work upon the upper surface of the projecting end portions,K,of the roof, such ornamentation con sisting of a vase of iiame flanked by foliated scrolls, and Q the arched top front door hav ing an outward centralswell. Theprojections K may be formed with the roof-piece or with the end piece, or may be separably attached.

What I claim as my invention, and desire to secure by Letters Patent, is-

1. In a design for a stove, the top of the saine ornamented by representations of Vases of flame flanked by foliated scrolls, as shown.

2. In a design for a stove, the rail D, ornamented with dolphins heads and eornucopias supported on blocks, as shown.

3. In a design for a stove, the stove end having marginal molding bearing isolated superposed foliated ornaments G, as shown.

4. In a design for a stove, the stove-front ornamented by vertical panels H of foliated piercings or open-work.

5. In adesign for a stove, the rectangular door I, having a swelled front and mosaic piercings, as shown.

6. In a design for astove, the stove-front ornamented by the segmental series of register-openings J, arranged coneentrically over the circle-top front door, as shown.

7. In a design for a stove, the stove-body ornamented by the top end portions, K, pr0- jeeting visor-like upwardly and outwardly and having boldly-rounded corners, as shown.

8. In adesign for a stove, the stove-roof ornamented by the central arch, L, and eaves M,

the latter in a plane to the rear of the former, rco

as shown. l, 9. In a design for a stove, the cruciform roof formed by a main arch and a transverse arch, N, the intersection 0f the arches being formed inte a dais, as shown.

10. In n. design for a Stove, the cylindrical 11. In a design for a stove, a. cylindrical dome-body, O, surmounted by a dome-top, :L globe, and a. eagle, as shown.

LAZAHD KANN. 5 dome-body 0, having pierced or open-work Witnesses:

panels, a hemispherieal L01, and a ball, as J. W. Shown.

W. A. SEWARD.

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