USD20072S - Design for a cooking-stove - Google Patents

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UNITED STATES PATENT OEEICE.

WILLIAM I-I. WILKINSON, OF ROCHESTER, NEV YORK, ASSIGNOR TO rCIO-OPERATIVE FOUNDRY COMPANY, OF SAME PLACE.

DESIGN FOR A COOKING-STOVE.

SPECIFICATION forming part of Design No. 20,072, dated August 5, 1890.

Application iild .Tune 25, 1890. Serial No. 356,731. Term of patent 'fyearn To all whom it may concern:

Be it known that I, WILLIAM H. WILKIN- SON, a citizen of the United States, residing at Rochester,county of Monroe, and State of New York, have invented and produced a certain new and useful Design for Cooking-Stoves, of

which the following is a specification, reference being had to the accompanying photograph, forming a part thereof.

My design consists of certain new ornamentation for stoves, as shown in the accompanying photograph.y

The base or stand of the stove is provided at its upper portion with a rounded band or belt a, and immediatelybelow this with two parallel ribs b, said ribs terminating at the center of the front and side, curling over and connecting, and forming with the center ornament c between them a figure resembling a honeysuckle anthemion. The legs B at the corners, ogee in shape, are ornamented near the top with diverging ribs or corrugations springing from the A surface, gradually increasing in height, and terminating in shoulders, with the center corrugation longer and rounded. The portion of the base between the corners and the antheinion mentioned is ornamented in relief with the sprays and iiowers springing from a stem starting near the junction of the legs and base, and just over the legs are arranged volutes e and a series of rounded sprays. The body of the stove is provided at the front with the projecting shelf H, surrounded by a rounded flange or molding h', curved upward and then extending horizontally beneath the re-door D. The top of the body is provided with a rounded border or molding ct', and at the rear with the ange b Aover the reservoir and at a higher level.

The main oven-door C has substantially flat narrow edges c', and just inside them is slightly rounded outward, and is ornamented near the center with a circular medallion f in relief, having at the center a tile, which, however, may be varied; and it is further ornamented by a design consisting of a parent stem starting from the under side of the raised circle f2, surrounding the medallion, from which spring sprays and volutes inter- 5o twining, as shown, and at the outer portion of the stem is a conventionalized flower, to the center) of which the door-knob g is attached, and extending on opposite sides conventionalized leaves. Just above the medallion on the oven-door is arranged adamper, consisting of an oblong slide h, with rounded corners and suitable vertical ribs or divisions. The surface of this door is further provided with ornaments j and la, the former consisting of stems and sprays in relief springing from the 6o O', having the rounded molding C2. The fire- 65 door D has also a convex surface arisingfrom substantially dat edges D', and is ornamented by the figures Z and m, consisting of the sprays and stems springing from the hinges,

while from the base of the knob 'n extend a 7o number of intertwining stemsand sprays, designated by the letter At the rear of the stove the face of the hot closet door E is rounded outward from the dat edges e', has a knob or handle o, from 75 which extend two stems and sprays in relief, one projecting upwardly and the' other downwardly, and also from opposite sides of this knob two stems extend toward the center 0f the door, provided at intervals with volute 8o sprays forming the figure shown, the ornament being designated by the letter p.- From the hinges of this door also extend ornamental stems in relief and curved or volute sprays springing therefrom, the upper and lower hinge ornaments being represented by the letters q and r. Above the hot closet door is a rounded ange or border h2, and above thisthe reservoir, having panel F,

rounded like the doors from the dat edges 9o and ornamented with a central rosette s, encircled by a rib u, extending below in the form of a small loop, on opposite sides of which exteng sprays t of conventionalized iiowers, leaves, and tendrils extending from a parent stern.

Vhat I claim isl. In the design for a stove, as herein shown and described, the oven-door C, having the central medallion, the stem springing thereroo 0 VQQ.

from having the sprays, leaves, and flower, and the stems and sprays j k, as shown.

2. In the design for a stove, as herein shown and described, the fire-door D, having the sprays l and m extending from Iche hinges and the ornament extending from the handle n, as shown.

3. In the design for a stove, as herein shown' and described, the door E, having the stems and sprays in relief springing from the knob forming the ornamental ligure p, and the sprays q and 1' springing from the hinges, as shown. p

4. Inthe design for a stove, as herein shown and'described, the reservoir-pane1 F, having the central rosette s in relief, and the sprays t of owers. leaves, and tendrils, as shown.

5. In the design for a stove, as herein shown and described, the base having at the upper part the horizontal ribs terminating in the anthemions, and the legs having the radiating ribs and involutes at the upper portion, as set fort-h.

6. The design for stoves, substantially as herein described and shown.

WILLIAM H. WILKINSON.

Witnesses:

C. D. KIEHEL, FRED F. CHURCH.

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