USD31559S - Design for a finial for bed-pillars - Google Patents

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I\'.\'All A\'l) ANNA (X \YlLAlU'l', ()l" ('lIIl'Allth ILLINOIS, ASSIGN- DESIGN FOR A FINIAL FOR BED-PILLARS.

SPECIFICATION forming part of Design No. 31,559, dated September 26, 1899,

Applicati n fil-ztl August 22, 189? lie it; known that we, l lnwaun J4 l\' \'.\r|- and ANNA 0. Winner, citizens oi. the UniLed States of America, and residents of Chicago, county of (Took, and State of Illinois, have invented and produced a new and original Design for Fiuials for lied-Pillars, of which the following is a specilicatirm, reference being had L0 Lhe accompanying drawings, forming a part thereof.

In the drawings we have shown two views of the design in elevaLion, l igurcl repre enting the design in side elevabion, and Fig 2 representing an eleVation of the same in edge 1 view.

As shown in the drawings, the leading or maj terial feature of our design consists in a substantially cylindrical column slightly curved through its body portion and at its upper end terminating in a drooping acanthus leaf, the end of the leaf being curved lmclnvardly to the body portion.

eriul No. 728,140 Term "I pat nt 13% Vrilim Minor accessories of the design are a raised belt following the median line of the acanthus leaf and bearing thereupon a longitudinallyarranged series of raised nodules, rounded or partly spherical in form, a heading near the base of the columnal portion of the design, and a rosette at each side of the base of the acanLhus leaf, each rosette comprising a substantialI) circular Ileld upon which lllere is a central circular knob from which radiate upon the licld a plurality of petals flanked by curved coves, the base of each petal being pierced by a Star-point.

We claim as our invention-- The design for the Iinial of a bed-pillar, substantially as shown and described.

Witnesses:

PAUL (Aurexrnu, Loris K. GILLSON,

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