USD8374S - Design for heating-stoves - Google Patents

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DES-3N6 DESK V CARTE R.

Heat

ing-Stove.

. Patented June 8, 1875.

JOHN Y. 13. CARTER, til DETROIT, MICHIGAN, ASSICXOR T0 DE"RO.1T STOVE \VORKS, Ob SAME PLACE.

DESIGN FOR HEATING-STOVES.

Specification forming part of Design No. 8,374, dated June 9,1573: application tiled June 3,1975. {Term of Patent 7 years] To all whom it may concern: l receive them, which case rises from a horizonlie it known that 1, JOHN Y. 11. CARTER, ol' tal pcdimenti, (1, having an ornamental scroll, Detroit, in the county ol- Wayne and State of f, pendent. from it. The lower part of the ease Michigan, have originated a new Design for a is supported by an ornamental scroll at each .lIeating-Stove, of which the following is a side, while from each side of the upper part of specification: of the case there is a pendent branch of laurel,

The nature of my design is fully represented the top being surmounted by an ornament simin theaccompanyingphotographicillustration, ulating the upper part or crest of a crown. 11 to which reference is made. is the top, formed of a succession of ogee mold- A represents the base-plate, which is elliptic ings, of the sections shown, rising to a conical in outline, except at the front, where it is expoint, which is finished by an urn, G. The tended forward to form a hearth, having a particular form shown, however, is not new, straight front edge, (1, withasemicircular pro and forms no essential part of this design. jeetion at each corner, which is connected to The flat part of each molding forming part of the body of the base-plate by a reentering the top is ornamented either by a beaded or a curve. Each corner is ornamented on its updenticulated cordon, as shown. per surface by a rosette, and the remainder of \Vhat I claim as my invention is said plate is made up of a series of moldings, 1. The design for the elliptic base-plate A, severally ornamented, as represented. 13 are having the straight-edged hearth a, substanthe legs which support the stove. The peditially as represented and described. ments 1) are rectangular and tiat. Their front 2. The design for the leg I having the flat and side surfaces are ground, and polished angular polished pediment h and the polished by emery-wheels, as well as the segmental belt belt b, substantially as represented and de- 1/ at the top. The central part of the leg is a scribed. pentagonal panehc, having a border composed 3. The design for the (loin-frame D, with of two rows otoverlapping semicircular scales. the pendent laurel cordon (I, substantially as C is the body of the stove, made of Russia represented and set forth. iron, with a door, I), on the righthand end. 4. The design for the door I), substantially The frame D is a plain bold bevel molding, as represented. ornamented on the flange by raised trefoil 5. The design for the duplex draft-register denticulations. In the middle otthe lower bar and its casing, substantially as represented ofthe flange there is molded a rosette, from and described. each side of which a cordon, d, of laurel leaves 6. The design for the top of a heating-stove, is suspended by its ends. substantially as represented and described.

The ornamentation of the border of the door 7. The design for a wood-heating stove, suband of the convex panel is fully shown in the stantially as represented and described.

accompanying illustration. JOHN V. B. CARTER.

The draftregister E is double-that is to Witnesses: say, there are two registers, one above the II. F. EBERTs,

other, in a single air-case, cast in one piece to 11'. S. SPRAGUE.

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