Improvements in Tobacco Pipes, and a Method of Producing the same.
Year: 1894

page_text: Date of Application, 10th Mar., 1894
Complete Specification Left, 10th Dec., 1894-Accepted, 2nd Feb., 1895
PROVISIONAL SPECIFICATION.
Improvements in Tobacco Pipes, and a Method of Producing
the same.
We, CLARA JACCOUD of 13 Kappengasse Nürnberg, Book-keeper, AUGUST
FALCKE of 34 Bauerngasse Nürnberg Artistic Painter, and OTTO GROH of
Neureuterstrasse 11 Munich Student of Philosophy in the Empire of Germany
do hereby declare the nature of this invention to be as follows:-
The object of this invention is to provide artistic and suitable bowls for tobacco
pipes, and also to enable such bowls or any others which are of elaborate design to
be made cheaply.
The improved bowl is made in the form of a stove such as is usually employed
for heating rooms, on an appropriately reduced scale, that is to say it resembles a
Dutch tiled stove or an iron stove or a stove of any other material the outer surface
of the bowl being suitably ornamented or decorated and provided with any suitable
ornamental adjuncts. Under the bowl is the passage way leading to the pipe stem
and this passage way may be enlarged to form a juice receiving chamber. In
outward form it represents a suitable base or pediment for the stove curving round
to the pipe stem which is affixed in a socket at the end of this artistic continuation
of the stove, such part may represent also an ash pit below the stove, and the
bowl cover may represent the cover of the stove or the flue or chimney thereof.
To reduce the cost of production of such a pipe bowl which if hand carved
would be very great, we employ forms into which by electro-deposition, we deposit
metal which thus takes exactly the same form. The metal is then removed from
the forms which separately represent parts of the pipe bowl and the different
pieces of metal are connected together by hard solder thus constituting the pipe
bowl in its outward shape. Into this outer metal shell either before or after is
completion is placed a core the interior of which forms the space for the tobacco
and the passage way for the smoke, juice, or the like. The outer shape of this
core is immaterial provided it will pass within the metal shell. The shell and core
are then secured together and made into one. solid whole by running in any
suitable filling into the space between them, such filling being intended to become
hard when set or dry so as to give solidity to the whole.
Dated this 10th day of March 1894.
Improvements in Tobacco Pipes, and a Method of Producing
the same.
We, CLARA JACCOUD, of 13 Kappengasse Nürnberg, Book-keeper, AUGUST
FALCKE, of 34 Bauerngasse Nürnberg, Artistic Painter, and OTTO GROH, of
Neureuterstrasse, 11, Munich, Student of Philosophy, all in the Empire of Germany,
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 :-
The object of this invention is to provide artistic and suitable bowls for tobacco

page_text: pipes, cigar and cigarette holders and such like, and also to enable such bowls or
any others which are of elaborate design to be made cheaply.
The improved bowl may be made in the form of a stove, such as is usually
employed for heating rooms, on an appropriately reduced scale, that is to say it
may resemble a Dutch tiled stove or an iron stove or a stove of any other material,
or other desired design may be used, the outer surface of the bowl or tube being
suitably ornamented or decorated and provided with any suitable ornamental
adjuncts. Under the bowl is the passage way leading to the pipe stem and this
passage way may be enlarged to form a juice receiving chamber. In outward
form it represents a suitable base or pediment for the stove or other design,
curving round to the pipe stem which is affixed in a socket at the end of this
artistic continuation of the stove. Such part may represent also an ash-pit below
the stove, and the bowl cover may represent the cover of the stove or the flue or
chimney thereof.
To reduce the cost of production of such a pipe bowl or a tube, which if hand
carved would be very great, we employ forms into which by electro-deposition, we
deposit metal which thus takes exactly the same form. The metal is then removed
from the forms which separately represent parts of the pipe bowl or tube and the
different pieces of metal are connected together by hard solder thus constituting
the pipe bowl or tube in its outward shape. Into this outer metal shell either
before or after its completion is placed a core the interior of which forms the space
for the tobacco and the passage way for the smoke, juice, or the like. The outer
shape of this core is immaterial provided it will pass within the metal shell. The
shell and core are then secured together and made into one solid whole by running
in any suitable filling into the space between them, such filling being intended to
become hard when set or dry so as to give solidity to the whole.
Having now particularly described and ascertained the nature of this inven-
tion and in what manner the same is to be performed we declare that what we
claim is :-
The method of producing tobacco-pipe bowls, cigar and cigarette holders and
such like receptacles by galvano plastic means, any suitable metal being
precipitated in or on any desired form or design to represent a pipe bowl or other
receptacle, the component parts of the metal precipitated being then soldered
together to form such intended pipe bowl tube or receptacle, a core of clay or the
like being inserted under or into such outer metallic precipitate and lastly a filling
up of the interval, if any, between the metal and the core effected by running in
such interval any suitable substance, substantially as described.
Dated this 10th day of Dreambox 1804
R. HADDAN,
18, Buckingham Street, Strand, W.C., Agent for the Applicants.