USD8458S - Design for stoves - Google Patents

Description

07463 OR D 8,458

DESIGN.

1. VAN vmnuuzn & M. McGARVEY.

Stuvps. No.8,458, Patentedluly 6,1875.

UNITED STATES PATENT QFFIGE.

JASPER VAN \VORME t AND MICHAEL MCGARYEY, ()F ALBANY, NEW YORK.

DESIGN FOR STQVES.

Specification forming part of Design No. 8,458., dated July 6, 1675; application filed January 16, 1875.

[Term of Patent 7 years] To an whom it may concern:

Be it known that we, JASPER VAN \Vonnnn and MICHAEL MCGARVEY, both of the city and county of Albany, State of New York, have invented a Design for Stoves, of which the following is a specification:

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

A represents the base section of the stove, having thebase-ba-nd a, ovolo a, ogee a concave a and slightly concave plateau a, each rising above the other in the order mentioned, and gradually drawing inward from the baseband a, as shown. ()n the base of the ogee (t is laid an annular row of ornaments, a, consisting of dart-points and half-lozenges, arranged with their points running upward. An annular row of half-lozenges, at, encircles the upper border edge of the said ogee, also. The plateau is also relieved by an annular row of ornamentation, m, consisting of squares and lozenges, all of which ornamentations are of a raised character, cast solid with the baseplate A. The fire-pot wall B is made with a concave tapering waist, 1), starting from the base-plate A, and terminating above in the band I) and ovolo I), swelling outward from the said band. The surface of the waist I) is divided into panels or, made with irnitations of raised net-work with strips of plain surfaces intervening. The base of the waist is encircled by a row of raised darts and halflozenges, b pointing upward. The band b is ornamented by a continuous Grecian chain, 1)", also raised. In the front portion of the waist is a door, b made with two mica lights divided centrally, and the whole having a heavy molded frame bordered by an ornamented edge, as shown. C is the ring-flange composed of the fillet c and ovolo 0. D is the mica section, consisting of a bulbous taper, d, commencing from an annular flute, d, at the ring-flange G, with a curved outline gradually drawing inward and ending in a concave form in its approach at the top of the said section. The said section is divided into panels (1 having their side edges bordered by the raised beads 11, and their upper portions bordered by an arching bead with interwoven scallops below and Grecian chain above said bead, the whole forming a chaste border edge, (I, to each panel, and connecting at their ends with the heads (1, which curved border edges (1 when encircling the said mica section present an unbroken series of arches quite pleasing to the eye. On the surface of the said mica section, and in the said panels (1, are placed the mica windowi'rames (1, each provided with two openings separated by a central strip. The inner edges of the said openings consist of heavy projecting moldings d bordered on their outer edges by a row, (F, of half-lozenges pointingoutward,and raised from a depressed surface with which the outer edges of the. said frames are made. The upper portions of the said openings are made arching, while their bases are made with a straight line, as shown. E is a ring-flange, made similar in form to the ring-flange 0, having a proicclion with which is made the pipe-collar oi the stove. F is the reservoir-section made with perpendicular sides 0, starting from base-band 0 below, and terminating above with the broad band 0" and the bead c. The said walls 0 are divided into panels having fine fluted surfaces, and are separated by alternate plain and chain laid strips 0" and 0'', running vertically from the baseband c to the broad top band 0 as shown. The upper .ends of the said flute-panels are made with arched tcrn1inations ornamented with finials dropping ceir trally in the vertical strips 0 and c". The base-band c is ornamented with raised halflozenges, and the top band 0 bears a raised Grecian chain. The perpendicular wall of the reservoinsection is surmounted by the annular plate G, made with a configuration of form resembling a cavetto. The dome H consists of the cynia recta h and ovolo h, separated by a fillet, and ornamented by rows of halflozenges. The swing base I consists of the eavetto k, fillet It, and cyma reeta k, terminating with the concave cone is. The lower portion of the eavetto section k has a raised annular row of alternate darts and half-lozenges to relieve the same, while the cyma-reeta section It is relieved by linials starting from its base, and the concave cone In by darts and half-lozenges. J is the urn or vase made with sides, and with an inverted-cone termination connecting with the concave cone section k of the swinging base. The ri m of the said vase is made flaring and drooping, and has a cover, K,

made with an ogee cone-like form made with open-work terminating with an acorn-form of knob. (last on either the ring-flange O or E, or equivalent piece, in raised, plain, or ornamental letters s, are the words New American, which we use to designate the name of the stove.

Having described the nature of design as an invention, what we desire to secure by Letters Patent is- 1. The design for a stove, in which the baseplate A consists of the base-band a, ovola a, ogee a cavetto a, and slightly concave plateau a, substantially in the manner described.

2. In a design for a stove, the combination, with the baseplate A, of the ornamentations .r, m, and .19, arranged in the manner set forth.

3. In a design for a stove, the combination, with the fire-pot section wall B, of the circa lar rows of darts and half-lozenges b, ornainenting the base of the waist b, and the Grecian chain b on the base of the band I), substantially as described.

4. In a design for a stove, the combination, with the lire-pot section in its outline of form, of the panels having their sides formed by the raised beads 41, and their upper ends by the arched border edge (1 consisting of a raised head with orn amentations of interwoven scallops below and Grecian chain above, substantially as above described.

ends of said panels having arched terminations ornamented with finials, and the baseband ornamented with rows of half-lozenges, and the base-band ornamented with a Grecian chain, substantially as described.

(3. In a design for a stove, the combination, with the reservoir section, ornamented as above described, of the annular plate G in the form of a cavetto, as shown.

7. In a design for a stove, the dome H having the cyma recta h and ovolo h, separated by a fillet and bearing a circlet of ornamentations, substantially as described.

8. In a design for a stove, the swinging base I, composed of the cavetto 7c, fillet k, and cynia recta t the sections terminating with the concave cone section It, and relieved in their several parts by the raised ornamentation described, substantially in the manner set forth.

9. In a design for a stove, the vase J, in combination with the open-work cover K, made in the form set forth.

JASPER. VAN \VORMER. MICHAEL MOGARVEY. \Vitnesses:

J osnrrr C. BARNES, ALEX. SELKIRK.

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