Fireplace insert for holding material to be burned
United States Patent D308248
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Inventors:
Koch, Frank J. (Ogdensburg, NY)
Application Number:
D/252445
Publication Date:
05/29/1990
Filing Date:
10/03/1988
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Assignee:
Beamish, Linda Koch (Ontario, CA)
Primary Class:
D23/401
Field of Search:
D23/403, D23/344, D23/420, D23/398, D6/401, D6/484, D6/475, D7/37, D7/359, D9/430, D9/431, D11/155, D21/252, D34/40, 108/53.1, 108/91, 220/70, 206/511, 126/540, 126/555, 126/245
US Patent References:
D229820January, 1974MellowD23/401
D256214Fireplace grateAugust, 1980BoydD23/401
D259657Forced air fireplace furnaceJune, 1981Metz et al.D23/399
D260230Fire grate fretAugust, 1981HamiltonD23/401
D263165Fireplace insert ash canFebruary, 1982DayD23/420
0573045December, 1896SnyderD7/359
0960174May, 1910Higdon126/243
2333815Oil burnerNovember, 1943Petsel431/326
2751880Animated display aquariumsJune, 1956MarkowskiD11/155
3030735PlanterApril, 1962BodkinsD11/155
4181117FireplaceJanuary, 1980Hannebaum126/519
Foreign References:
AU120152July, 1945
FR1131653October, 1956D7/37
GB466053May, 1937126/540
GB699816November, 1953
Other References:
Hart catalogue '85, p. 19, Grates 480-24 and 480-27, left top side and top middle sides of page respectively.
Primary Examiner:
Gandy, James M.
Assistant Examiner:
Lichtenstein, Lisa
Attorney, Agent or Firm:
Burns, Doane, Swecker & Mathis
Claims:
1. The ornamental design for a fireplace insert for holding material to beburned, as shown and described.

Description:

FIG. 1 is a top perspective view of a fireplace insert for holding material to be burned, showing my new design;

FIG. 2 is a front elevation view thereof;

FIG. 3 is a rear elevation view thereof;

FIG. 4 is a side elevation view thereof, the opposite side being a mirror image of that shown;

FIG. 5 is a top plan view thereof; and

FIG. 6 is a bottom plan view thereof.