Year: 1884

page_text: JOHN WINFIELD,
City Road Foundry, Derby.

page_text: A Combination of an Oven and Boiler with Mantel Register
Stoves.
We JOHN WINFIELD Ironfounder, City Road, Derby, Derbyshire, HENRY
GILLIBRAND EVERED, Ironfounder, City Road, Derby, Derbyshire, and HENRY
WILLIAM UNDERHILL, Merchant, 170 Upper Thames Street, London, do hereby
declare the nature of our said invention for A COMBINATION OF AN OVEN AND
BOILER WITH MANTEL REGISTER STOVES," and in what manner the same is to be 5
performed to be particularly described and ascertained in and by the following
statement:-
Our invention has for its object certain combinations and arrangements..for
heating a wrought iron oven placed over the fire in a Mantel Register Stove in
which provision is also made for heating with gas from under the bottom of oven 1
with flues up each side of oven with outlet at top which is controlled by a damper.
The Gas apparatus is protected from the fire by a cast iron casement, which can
be removed at will. A boiler is also supplied and fitted into the back of stove for
Hot water and heated from the same fire controlled by a separato damper.
Our invention will be understood by the following description with reference to 1
the annexed drawings Figures 1 and 2 are clevations showing the stove with doors
closed and open respectively; Figure 3 is a central section and Figure 4 a cross
section through the oven and side flues from the fire under the oven. A is the
fireplace in connection with flues B B passing at each side and over the top and
under the bottom of the oven C. Tho draught through the said flues 13 B is
regulated by means of a perforated plate D hinged at E above the oven and
operated by a knob or handle F, said plate D acting as a damper over the
opening G from the flues of the stove into the chimney. Upon the casting II
forming the back metal of the fireplace is lodged a casement plate or pad I
preferably of cast iron, of square shape having projections at each corner or of such
form that the heat and fumes from the fire may pass at each side of or through it
into the flues, but at the same time it shall protect from the fire the gas pipo and
burner J. The gas pipe J is preferably of half inch gas barrel having holes drilled
therein to form jets by means of which the oven can be heated. The oven C is
ventilated by means of the valve K, which is opened or closed by pushing or
pulling the knob L. A boiler M of cast or wrought iron, is fitted into the back of
the stove, so as to bo heated by the fire in said stove, and arched or otherwiso
constructed at the bottom N to form part of the boiler fluo P. The heating of tho
boiler is controlled by a damper Q in the flue P operated by a knob or handle R.
S is a door or loose panel for allowing the chimney and the opening G of the flue
and the sheet or wrought iron casing T to be cleared of soot &c when necessary.
U is a door through which the gas may be lighted or the gas apparatus attended
to. This improved Mantel Register stove may be constructed without the boiler
and boiler flue if desired.

page_text: Having now particularly described and ascertained the nature of our said
invention and in what manner the same is to be performed we declare that what
we claim is
In a Mantel Register Stove the application or employment of an oven above an
open fireplace whereby the oven can be heated from an ordinary fire said fireplace
being provided with doors to convert it into a semi-closed cooking stove; tho
whole constructed and arranged as described and substantially as shown in the
annexed drawings, a gas heating appliance being fitted for use when the ordinary
fire is not alight.
H. GARDNER,
Agent for the Applicants.