USD6135S - Design for base-burning stove - Google Patents

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' D. SMiTH. Base-Burning Stove.

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Patented Sep.10, H372.

UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

DAVID SMITH, OF ALBANY, NEW YORK.

DESIGN FOR BASE-BURNING STOVE.

Specification forming part of Design No. 6,135, dated September ll), l872.

Specification describing a Design for the several parts of a Stove or Heater, invented by DAVID SMITH, of the cityof Albany, State of New York.

The nature of my designs is fully represented in the accompanying photographic illustration, to which reference is made.

A represents the base rim of the stove, molded as shown, and ornamented with miniature representations of bonfires a, in relief, placed at intervals apart, as shown. B represents the flue-section, made with the form of outline shown, and ornamented with representations of baskets of fire b, suspended from cables or rods, and separated by representations of cords or headings, all in relief. 0 represents the fire-pot section, made with any proper form of outline. At a little distance from both the top and bottom ends of the said section are made relief representations of the girdle 0, consisting of rings and looped straps placed alternate, and encircling the whole section, as shown. The said girdles may be connected with the cords c, or not, as may be desired. The said section is also provided with representations, in relief, of bonfires c, placed at intervals apart, and surrounded with a border, a, as shown. D represents the combustion-chamber section, made with any form of outline. The major portion of the said sec tion is formed of micas d d, which inicas d d are separated from each other by narrow strips of metal 41', excepting at its rear portion, where the metal is more extensive. The lower edges of the said mica-s d are made with a slope more or less curved, while the metal below the same gradually diminishes in height as it is carried to the front of the stove. The metal portion of the said section is divided into panels by the borders d, as shown, and within the said panelsarcreliei'represcntations of torches or ilanibeanx, crossed, as shown. E is the dome section, made with any appropriate form, in which are arranged the several mica lights e a, separated by narrow strips of metal, as shown, so that the said mica lights will constitute the major portion of the said dome. The metal between the mica lights is ornamented with relief representations of torches or flainbeaux e, while their edges are relieved by the moldings a. F is the drum section, which is ornamented with the relief representations of the girdlesff, composed of rin gs and looped straps placed alternate, which girdles are also represented as being connect ed together by the cords f f in relief. The said section is further ornamented by reliel' representations of suspended fire-baskets and a trident of torches, f" f", the baskets appearing to be suspended from a ring or disk, while the torches are represented as standing on the same; and each of the said ornamenrsf are surrounded by the border f, as shown, to give a panel appearance. G is the top section, made with a form of outline as shown, and ornamented with relief filagree-work, as represented. H is the urn, made with body, base, and cover, as shown, and ornamented with vertical relief torches, while its top is surmounted with a relief representation of a flame. J is the words The Bonfire, composed of letters shaped in relief, and arranged together upon and formingapart of the ornamental design, and may be located on any conspicuous portion of any plate of the stove.

Having described my invention, what i claim as my design for a stove is- 1. The design of the ornamentations a on the base rim A, as described.

2. The design of the ornamentations b on the flue section B, as described.

3. The design of the ornamentations c c on the fire-pot section 0, as described.

4. The design of the ornamentations c on the fire-pot section (3, as described.

5. The design of the combustion-chamber section D, in which the micas d d compose the major portion of the said sections, as described.

6. The design of the sloping curved line of the niicas d in the combustion-chamber sec tion I), as described.

7. lhe design of the ornamentations d, with their borders (1, on the combustion-chainbcr section D, as described.

8. The design of the mica-lights c e, sepa rated by narrow metal strips so that the said mieas will constitute the major portion of the dome section E, as described.

9. The design of the (n-minicntationsffon the drum-section I as described.

10. The design 01 the orininicntalions ff' and bordersj on the drum-section F, as de ing a part of the ornamental design of a plate scribed. of a stove, as set forth.

11. The design of the top section G, as de- DAVID SMITH. scribed.

12. The urn H, ornamented as described. Witnesses:

13. The words The Bonfire, composed of JOHN GIBSON, Jr.

relief letters arranged together upon and form- ALEX. SELKIRK.

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