USD3551S - Design for a stove - Google Patents

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U23-34E: EX

[37463 OF U 5,551

Mm y @m PATENTED JUN15|869 @intimi 'gottes 1321112111 @Wire ISAAC N. ROSS, OF HOLDEN., MASSACHUSETTS, ASSIGNOR TO EARLE STOVE COMPANY.

Design No. 3,551, dated June 15, 1869.

DESIGN POR .A STOVE.

The Schedule referred to in these Letters Patent and making part of the same.

To all whom 'it may concern:

Be it known that I, ISAAC N. Ross, of Holden, in the county of Worcester, and State of Massachusetts, have invented a new Design for the Casting oi' a. Heating-Stove; and I do hereby declare the following to be a full, clear, and exa-ct description of the same, reference beingl had to the accompanying drawings, in which the figure represents, in perspective, a heatingstove, fashioned in accordance with my design.

This stove is circular in horizontal section, and is provided with interior return-Thies, and an exterior stand-pipe, communicating with the tine.

lhe cap is ornamented with a projecting moulding, or cornice, with embossed tracery above and below, and is surrounded by an open 'oliated nrn.

The fire-pot is surrounded by a casing ot' cast-iron, formed in two parts, the lowermostot' which rests upon the cast-iron base at the level of' the grate. The lowerlnost of' said parts is contracted toward the bottom, and is provided with a shallow flange, ornalnentcd with :i` row of elliptical bosses. The side of the lower part is further ornamented with Gothic tracery and pendants, and, at its top, there is a banded astragal nionlding, which connects the upper and lower parts.

The upper part recedes from its base, and has a less diameter at its upper line than the diameter' of the base of the lower part.

Upon the front of the upper part is the fuel-door. On either side of seid door are transparent panels, for illuminating-windows. At the top of the upper part is a projecting cornice.

rEhe casting:r for the base of the stove is formed with :t cornice, and projection at the roar to receive the exterior stand-pipe, :i vertical wall surrounding the ash-pit, and a oot-hase, which projects toward the front, as is usual.

The cornice is ornamented with a row of arrowhead devices, while the vertical wall und toot-base are ornalnented with Gothic tracceY and pendants.

The door which closes the ash-pit is provided with two draught-registers.

The whole stands upon f'onr ormnnented feet.

What I claim as my invention, is-

The design for stove-castings herein set forth.

ISAAC ROSS.

Witnesses: V

CHARLES WOOD, SIDNEY SMITH.

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