An Improved Lamp Cooking Apparatus.
Year: 1889

page_text: Date of Application, 10th May, 1889
Complete Specification Left, 20th Jan., 1890-Accepted, 10th May, 1890
TKUVISIONAL STAGENICATIUINA
TKUVISIONAL SPECIFICATION.
An Improved Lamp Cooking Apparatus.
ISABELLA GROVE St. John's Warwick Road Redhill Surry School Propriotoress,
do hereby declare the nature of this invention to be as follows:-
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A cooking apparatus which can be used over any existing lamp. The cooker can
be made of tin or any similar metal. It has an aperture at the bottom to admit of
the lamp glass passing through which is protected by a small tin case (round or
conical) uncovered at the top one inch & a half below a smaller aperture at the top
of cooker for boiling water. The front or back panels will be punctured in several
places. It has a cover or heat diffuser to be placed over the top aperture, & a small
space for baking on both sides with doors which can be made to slide or hinged.
Two wires pasing from side to side with hooks for cooking use. The lamp cooker will
be suported either on lamp itsself or on the table by means of a skeliton square or
tripod stand.
تيم
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1000
Dated this 8th day of May 1889.
COMPLETE SPECIFICATION.
An Improved Lamp Cooking Apparatus.
ISABELLA GROVE Spinster St. John's, Warwick Road, Redhill, County of Surrey
School Proprietoress do hereby declare the nature of this invention and in what
manner the same is to be performed, to be particularly described and ascertained in
and by the following statement :-
An improved lamp cooking apparatus which consists of a cooking apparatus which
can be used over any existing lamp according to size of burner, the lamp cooker as
shewn in Fig. 1. can be made of tin or any other light metal. It has an aperture A
at the bottom to admit of lamp chimney B passing through (which is made of tin
round or conical with tube C inserted, to emit light) on the chimney is placed a tin
tube D uncovered at the top an inch & a half below a simelar aperture E at the top
of lamp cooker for boiling water, &c. The lamp cooker can be made with or without
a flue at top. It has a shallow tin cover F, turned down at the edges half an inch.
The lid or
cover incloses the heat from top apeture of chimney & acts as heat
diffuser & smoak consumer it also protects the lamps flame. Two wires C passing from
side to side with hooks for cooking use.
The lamp cooker is converted into the form & use of a stove oven (as shown in
Fig. 2) by removing the inner long chimney tube when the lamp with a shorter
chimney H is placed in the bottom apeture of lamp cooker with a tubular ring stand K
which supports a tin cover made square (as represented in Fig. 2) the cover acting as
heat defuser without the use of which all food placed over lamp chimney is burnt
from the great rush of heat from it. The tubular stand is supported on lamp chimney.
It also forms a support to hold baking & boiling utensels above which is a larger slide
or shelf L for baking & below the stand a smaller slide on each side of cooker. The
tube or ring stand can be made to any size required the ring standing an inch & a
half above lamp chimney. The lamp cooker is oblong in shape & can be made any
size according to size of burner. The cooker is supported on the table by means of
wire stand.
Having now particularly described & ascertained the nature of my said inven-
tion & in what manner the same is to be performed I declare that what
I claim is,
1st novelty. That the Improved Lamp Cooking Apparatus can be used over any
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3rd. Its tubular ring stand supporting a cover acting as heat difuser.
4ly, Its novel & delicate manner of roasting all kind of meat when hung on its
wires when the inner long tube is used.
5ly. Its lid or cover inclosing heat from lamp & acting as heat difuser & smoak
consumer.
6ly. That the improved lamp cooking apparatus is constructed to utilize all; heat &
that a much narrower wick is used than in ordinary parafine oil stoves & that it is
free from all smell of oil.
ISABELLA GROVE.