US902597A - Candle-shade support. - Google Patents

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W. R. NOE, JR. CANDLE SHADE SUPPORT. APPLICATION FILED 001210, 1907.

Patented Nov. 3, 1908.

UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

ORANGE, NEW JERSEY, ASSIGNOR TO WILLIAM R. NOE, O'F

WILLIAM R. NOE, JR, OF EAST EAST ORANGE, NEW JERSEY. CANDLE-SHADE SUPPORT. No. 902,597. Specification of Letters Patent. Patented Nov. 3, 1908.

Application filed. October 10, 1907. Serial No. 396,716.

body E surrounding the flame of the candle, It. Non, Jr, and a neck E at the lower end held within a citizen of the United States, residing inEast the gallery D. The upper end of the body is Orange, in the county of Essex and State of contracted to form a shoulder F on which is New Jersey, have invented a certain new and supported the shade M, shown as an ornauseful Improvement in Oandle-Shade S l mental paper shade in imitation of flowers ports, of which the following is aspecification. but which may be of any suitable material The invention relates to candles used for and form adapted to be supported upon the table decoration and lighting and more particularly to means for supporting the ornamental shades for such candles. flammable material of the shade is prevented The object of he invention is to provide a and the flames protected from air currents, support which shall protect the candle flame l while the transparent character 0 the supand lessen the danger of igniting the shade, l port avoids shadows. The support may be and also permit light to radiate in all directinted or otherwise ornamented and thus add tions without shadows. to the decorative effect.

The invention consists in certain novel fea- I claim tures and details of construction by which the 1. An improved article of manufacture above objects are attained, to be hereinafter comprising a tubular holder in the form of a described and pointed out in the claims. candle and having a contracted upper enr The accompanying drawings form a part with its lower end adapted to be received in of this specification and show an approved a candlestick, a gallery supported upon said form of the invention. holder below said contracted end, a trans Figure 1. is a side elevation of a candle parent shade holder removably supported on holder equipped with the invention and carsaid gallery and having its upper enc con tracted to form a shoulder, and an ornarying a decorative paper shade. Fig. 2 1s a corresponding vertical section, partly in elemental shade removably supported upon said vation. ig. 3 is a plan or top view with the l shoulder. shade removed. 2. The combination with a tubular holder Similar letters of reference indicate the the lower end of which is adapted for removsame parts in all the figures. l able engagement with a socket and the upper A is a tube of metal preferably enameled or end contracted, of a spring actuated follower a candle, in said holder, a candle supported on said follower and projected through said contracted otherwise coated in imitatlon of having a contracted upper end i 1 and adaptend, a gallery on said holder, a support of glass mounted in said gallery and surrounded to rece1ve a candle B Within it forced upwardly to the contracted end by a follower C and helical spring The lower end A of 1 ing said candle, and having a contracted up T 0 all whom it may concern:

Be it known that I, WILLIAM Contact of the candle-flame with the inthe tube is arranged to be received 111 a can- 1 per end forming a shoulder, and an ornadlestick or other suitable socket. All these mental tapered shade removably held on said shoulder.

In testimony above set forth I a'ffiX my signature, ence of two witnesses.

WM. 13.. NOE, JR.

parts may be understood to be of the usual or any approved construction.

D is an openworl: annular gallery attached to the tube A near the upper end, comprising a circular flange carrying an ornamental vertical flange or rail, the whole forming an annular socket in which is recelved a removab e shade-holder of glass having a cylindrical that I claim the invention in pres- Witnesses L. M. Lnwrs, CHARLES R. SEARLE.

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