Improvements in connection with Cruet, Spirit, and other Frames or Stands for Table Use.
Year: 1893

page_text: Date of Application, 10th July, 1893
Complete Specification Left, 10th Apr., 1894-Accepted, 2nd June, 1894
PROVISIONAL SPECIFICATION.
Improvements in connection with Cruet, Spirit, and other Frames
or Stands for Table Use.
We HENRY EABORN and GEORGE HONOUR trading as Eaborn & Honour
Electroplate Manufacturers 63 Hatton Garden E.C. do hereby declare the nature
of this invention to be as follows
We combine a candle holder, an electric or other lamp, or a gas fitting with a
cruet frame, a pickle frame a bottle, spirit, or liquor frame or a frame for egg cups
or pots or any other similar frame or stand for table use.
Dated this Seventh day of July.
HENRY EABORN.
GEORGE HONOUR.
COMPLETE SPECIFICATION.
Improvements in connection with Cruet, Spirit, and other Frames
or Stands for Table Use.
We HENRY EABORN and GEORGE HONOUR trading as Eaborn & Honour,
Electroplate Manufacturers 63 Hatton Garden London E.C. 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:-
We combine a candle holder, an electric or other lamp, or a gas fitting with a
cruet, pickle bottle, spirit, or liquor frame or with a frame for egg cups or
marmalade dishes, or with any other similar frame or stand for table use.
In the accompanying drawings, which show two forms of our invention―
Fig. 1 is a cruet frame combined with a candle holder or lamp.
Fig. 2 is a section of the candle holder and
We
Fig. 3 is an incandescent electric lamp combined with a cruet frame.
The candle is enclosed in a tube A and is pushed up by a coiled spring E.
prefer to make the tube in two parts A B connected together by a bayonet joint C.
and with a save-all fixed to the part A. The candle D is placed in the tube A
from the bottom, the spring E is then placed upon the candle and the tube B is
then fixed over the spring by the bayonet joint C as shown in Fig. 2.
The spring
must be taken out of the tube before a fresh candle can be fitted in. By this means
the spring and candle are prevented from getting clogged. The tube with the
candle enclosed is held in the cruet by a ring F and a neck G. fixed to the bottom
of the frame H. The shade I is fitted in a bezel on the top of stems J. fixed to the
ring F. and the ring part K.
A fairy light may be used instead of a candle.
This
In the frame or stand for the electric light we prefer to mount the incandescent
lamp L on the top of a tube M. through which the wires are connected.
tube may be made in two parts connected by means of a collett or ring N. which
can be used as an electric switch for turning on & off the current.
The wires may be connected to any electric supply, in any suitable manner.
Fig. 3. shows a cruet fitted with a secondary battery for supplying the current.
We prefer to enclose the battery in a case O fixed between the ring parts K or fixed
underneath the bottom of the cruet. Instead of fixing the lamp to the top of the
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page_text: tube it may be suspended by its wires from a holder attached to the bezel or
stems.
For a cruet &c. with an ordinary oil lamp we may fit the reservoir on to the
central tube by means of a socket or ferule fixed on the reservoir, or the reservoir
may be in the same position as the case O.
For gas we fix a burner on the central tube and connect it to the gas supply
by means of a flexible tube, or by a connecting screw through the table. When gas
or electric light is used the cruet &c. may become a fixture.
The application of our invention to other stands and frames will be well
understood.
We do not limit ourselves to the arrangement of cruets shown on the drawings.
Having now particularly described and ascertained the nature of our said inven-
tion and in what manner the same is to be performed, we declare that what we
claim is,
1. A candle lamp or holder combined with a cruet pickle bottle spirit liquor or
egg frame or stand or with any other similar frame or stand for table use.
2. An electric or other lamp combined with a cruet, pickle-bottle, spirit, liquor
or egg frame or stand, or with any other similar frame or stand for table use.
3. A gas lamp combined with a cruet pickle bottle spirit liquor or egg frame or
stand or with any other similar frame or stand for table use.
April 10th 1894.
HENRY EABORN.
GEO. HONOUR.