Year: 1899

page_text: I. HEINRICH JUCHHEIM, of Stuttenhaus, Thuringia, Germany, Hoteller, do hereby
declare the nature of this invention to be as follows:
My invention relates to a new and improved coffee-boiler, of which the following
is a complete specification.
In constructing my coffee-boiler I employ a hollow cylinder mounted upon any
suitable base in which is provided an opening into which a spirit lamp etc. is
placed. The cylinder is provided in its upper portion with a feeding nozzle and
at its lower with an emptying nozzle. Wthin the cylinder aforesaid is a porcelain
receptacle having an annular ring about its outer upper edge and a fancet con-
nected to its lower part and passing through the cylinder.
Adapted to be mounted upon the upper edge of the receptacle is a cylindrical
formed body having a bottom sieve and a removable sieve in its middle portion,
while a cover is adapted to close either the body when in position or the receptacle
direct.
In preparing coffee the ground coffee is placed in the body which is then covered
with a lid and into the hollow cylinder is poured water through the upper nozzle,
the boiling coffee being gathered in the receptacle from which it is drawn out
through the fancet aforesaid. Upon withdrawing the body the lid is then placed
directly upon the receptacle. It will be thus seen that I have invented a coffee
boiler of very simple and durable construction in which particularly the coffee is
not brought into contact with the metal whereby its flavour is long retained.
Dated this 15th day of July 1899.
HEINRICH JUCHHEIM
I, HEINRICH JUCHHEIM, of Stuttenhaus, Thuringia, Germany, Hoteller, do hereby
delare the nature of this invention, and in what manner the same is to be per-
formed, to be particularly described and ascertained in and by the following
statement:-
My invention relates to a new and improved coffee-boiler, of which the following
is a complete specification.
In constructing my coffee-boiler I employ a hollow cylinder A mounted upon
any suitable base in which is provided an opening into which a spirit lamp B
etc. is placed. The cylinder having a water-gauge is provided in its upper portion
with a feeding nozzle combined with a safety-valve C and at its lower with an
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page_text: emptying nozzle 1). Within the cylinder aforesaid is a porcelain receptacle E
having an annular ring about its outer upper edge and a faucet F connected to
its lower part and passing through the cylinder A. Adapted to be mounted upon
the upper edge of the receptacle E is a cylindrical formed body H having a
bottom sieve J and a removable sieve K in its middle portion, while a cover G is
adapted to close either the body H when in position or the receptacle E direct.
In preparing coffee the ground coffee is placed in the body H which is then
covered with a lid G and into the hollow cylinder A is poured water through the
upper nozzle C, the boiling coffee being gathered in the receptacle E from which
it is drawn out through the faucet Faforesaid. Upon withdrawing the body H
the lid G is then placed directly upon the receptacle E. It will be thus seen that
I have invented a coffee-boiler of very simple and durable construction in which
particularly the coffee is not brought into contact with the metal whereby its
flavour is long retained.
Having now particularly described and ascertained the nature of my said
invention, and in what manner the same is to be performed, I declare that what
I claim is
1. In a new and improved coffee-boiler the combination of a hollow cylinder,
a lamp, a receptacle in said cylinder, a sieve-body adapted to partially enter said
cylinder and means for withdrawing the finished coffee substantially as described.
2. In a new and improved coffee-boiler the combination of a hollow cylinder
feeding and withdrawing nozzles connected therewith, a safety-valve combined
with said feeding nozzle, a water-gauge for the cylinder, a lamp beneath said
cylinder, a porcelain receptacle fitting within said cylinder, a faucet in con-
nection with said receptacle and passing through said cylinder, an annular ring
on said receptacle, a cylindrical body adapted to partially enter said cylinder,
a sieve in the bottom of said body, a second and removable sieve in the mid-
portion of said body and a cover, substantially as described.
Dated this 17th day of April 1900.