USD5465S - Design for trellis - Google Patents

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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

JOSEPH G. KONVALINKA, OF ASTORIA, NEW YORK.

DESIGN FOR TRELLIS Specification forming part of Design No. 5,465, dated J annary 9, 1872.

Speciiication describing a Design for an Ornamental Trellis, invented by JOSEPH G. KON- VALINKA, of Astoria, Long Island City, in the county of Queens and State of New York.

The nature of my design is fully represented in the accompanying drawings, to which reference is made.

AA',AA',AA',AA'andB B',B B', B B', B B' are rods, of Wood or other suitable material. The rods A A', A A', A A', AA' cross each other at a common center, (l, and are connected at their ends with the rods B B' B, B', B B', B B', and all these rods are combined in such man ner as shown in the accompanying drawings, so as to form a frame-Work or so-called trellis, as shown. The shape of this trellis is intended to resemble a so-called Maltese cross. D D' represents a ring or hoop, of Wire or of other suitable material, attached to the above-described i'rame-Work or trellis in front of'the shaded parts b' b b", b' b b", b' b b", b'b b", as shown iu the drawings. E E' represents another ring or hoop, attached at the back to the above-described frame-Work or trellis, as shown in the drawings.

The above-described parts, combined as represented, form the essential parts of the design.

The above-mentioned rings or hoops (D D' Y and E E') may be decorated by garlands or A other suitable decoration; but the said garlands orother decoration are not to be considered as essential elements of the design.

1 prefer to paint the shaded parts b' b b", b' b b", b' b b", b' b b" some darker color than the rest of the trellis, so as to render these parts less conspicuous; but I do not consider the color of the said parts as an essential element of the design.

The star-disk G in the center and the Wirestar F F' surrounding said star-disk are but additional ornaments, which may be varied or omitted at pleasure, and Which I do not consider as essential parts of the design. H H' are legs or sha-nhs, for the purpose of being stuck in the soil ot' a iioWer-pot or other suitable support. These legs or shanks do not form essential parts ofthe design, and may be omitted'if not required for said purpose.

Claim.

I claim- The combination of the above-described essential parts-viz., the rods A A', A A', A A', A A' and B B', B B'., B B', B B' Witl1 the ring or hoop D D' and the ring or hoop E E', constructed and combined substantially as above described and shown in the accompanying drawings.

JOSEPH G. KON VALINKA.

Witnesses J oHN KOREMANN,

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