Ornament
AssigneeChemart Company
InventorsDouglas Pyron, Richard E. Beaupre
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Abstract
An ornament, the blank from which it is formed and the method and device by which it is formed are included. The ornament includes at least two elements both connected to each other at face to face edges via straps which when twisted enable one of the elements to be vertically offset with respect to the other so as to achieve a three dimensional form.
Claims5
An ornament having first and second metallic elements, said elements each being of a thin, substantially planar sheet-like configuration of equal thickness and having opposed upper and lower surfaces, said element surfaces being of planar geometric configurations in which the first element includes an inner peripheral edge having opposed sides and ends which defines a central opening in which said second element is disposed in a parallel vertically-spaced relationship to said first element, said second element including an outer peripheral edge having opposed sides and ends, said elements integrally attached to each other by at least one integral flat connecting strap extending between said elements between each of their respective side edges, said straps being of the same thickness and material as said elements and of a narrow width and further each partially rotationally twisted about an axis parallel to the flat planes of said elements such that said elements are maintained in their spaced relation by said connecting straps.
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