Improvements in or relating to Wood-relief-frames and to the Production of Mouldings therefor.
Year: 1897

page_text: Date of Application, 24th May, 1897
tion Inft 21 at Fab 1808 Accented 26th Mar
1898
Complete Specification Left, Fab
Date of Application, 24th May, 1897
24ot Fab
1808 Accepted 26th Mar
1898
PROVISIONAL SPECIFICATION.
Improvements in or relating to Wood-relief-frames and to the
Production of Mouldings therefor.
I, HERMANN LOWY, of 1, Hauptstrasse, Neupest, in the Kingdom of Hungary,
Manufacturer, do hereby declare the nature of this invention to be as follows:-
Hitherto relief frames have generally been cut out of wood or the relief decora-
tions were formed of a plastic mass and arranged on a flat wood-frame or strip.
The first frames are exceedingly dear, whilst the latter are soon ruined by the
splitting off of the plaster, and thus become proportionately dear and undurable.
This invention relates to wood frames with wooden relief decorations, which are
very cheap, of great duration and produceable in a very easy manner.
The relief decorations, for instance, garlands, rosettes, ovolo moulding and beads,
are produced by pressing by means of hot cylinders on corresponding wooden bars
or slats and these can then be connected to frames in any combination.
In the more complicated profiles of frames, the borders and the middle parts of
the frame may be produced separately. The frame can be produced out of one
single composite moulding which consists of a flat ground bar on which the first
frieze or garland moulding is nailed, screwed or glued in the middle whilst on the
outer border is fixed in a similar manner an ovolo moulding and on the inner border
a bead. Of course the frieze can be varied at pleasure in pattern and width;
also instead of the ovolo moulding or beads, different borders or cornices may be
used.
By means of corresponding varnishing, painting, gilding or bronzing, carved,
painted, gilded, or bronzed frames can be completely replaced by such frames.
Louth of Mar 1907
HERBERT HADDAN & Co.,
Agents to Applicant, 18, Buckingham Street, Strand, W.C., London.
Improvements in or relating to wood-rene-frames and to
Production of Mouldings therefor.
I, HERMANN Löwy, of 1, Hauptstrasse, Neupest, in the Kingdom of Hungary,
Manufacturer, 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:-
Hitherto relief frames have generally been cut out of wood or the relief decora-
tions were formed of a plastic mass and arranged on a flat wood frame or strip.

page_text: The first frames are exceedingly dear, whilst the latter are soon ruined by the
splitting off of the plaster, and thus become proportionately dear and less durable.
This invention relates to wood frames with wooden relief decorations, which are
very cheap, of great duration and produceable in a very easy manner. The relief
decorations, for instance garlands, rosettes, ovolo moulding and beads, are produced
by pressing by means of hot cylinders on corresponding wooden bars or slats and
these can then be connected to frames in any combination.
In the more complicated profiles of frames, the borders and the middle parts of
the frame may be produced separately. In the annexed drawing for instance,
Fig. 1 shows the corner part of such a frame, and Fig. 2 shows a cross-section
thereof. The frame can be produced out of one single composite moulding, which
consists of a flat ground bar a, on which first the frieze or garland moulding b is
nailed, screwed or glued in the middle whilst on the outer border is fixed in a
similar manner an ovolo moulding and on the inner border a bead d. Of course
the frieze b can be varied at pleasure in pattern; and width; also instead of the
ovolo moulding or beads, different borders or cornices may be used.
By means of corresponding varnishing, painting, gilding, or bronzing, the
carved painted, gilded, or bronzed, frames can be completely replaced by such
frames.
Having now particularly described and ascertained the nature of this inven-
tion and in what manner the same is to be performed I declare that what I
claim is:
1. Wooden frames of any form and profile produced from wooden bars or slats
which by being pressed by means of hot pattern cylinders are provided with relief
decorations of any suitable form.
2. The production of the frame parts characterized under Claim 1 in any suitable
combination such as borders c and d with middle strips 6 the various parts being
fixed on a correspondingly broad and even ground piece a substantially as
described.
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1000
HERBERT HADDAN & Co.,
Agents to Applicant, 18, Buckingham Street, Strand, W.C., London.