CH238894A - Object of small dimensions such as a jewel, button, badge, etc., intended to be attached to a piece of clothing or furniture. - Google Patents

Description

Object of small dimensions such as a jewel, button, badge, etc., intended to be fixed to a part of clothing or furniture. The present invention relates to an object of small dimensions such as a jewel, button, badge, etc., intended to be fixed to a part of clothing or furniture. This object comprises a lower part intended for said fixing bearing a decorative element placed on said lower part and held in place by a fixed bezel, removably on da lower pike and allowing the element to appear through its opening. decorative.

The attached drawing shows, by way of example, several execution farms of the object according to the invention.

The fix. 1 represents, in section, a First form of execution of a button.

The fi:g. 2 represents, in section, another form of button execution.

The fix. 3 represents a branch.

The fix. 4 represents a cufflink.

Fixes. 5, 6 and 7 represent, in cross-section, other forms of execution of buttons. The fix. 8 is a partial bottom view of the fix button. 7, and 1a; fix. 9 is a side view of another form of button execution.

The button represents Jans la fix. 1 comprises a cylindrical lower part 10 intended to be sewn to a part of clothing or furnishings and having, for this purpose, threads 11. Part 10 is externally threaded; c6 which allows @ to screw there a Upper part tie 12 in the form of a watch box bezel having an interior rebürd 12 'intended to fix Jans a wear 10' of the pike 10 a disc 13 constituting the decora-tive element <B>of</B> button. L6, disk 13 can be, for example, metal #1, leather, molded synthetic resin, fur, fabric, glass, ceramic material, etc. The bezel 12 leaves it .appear in its opening. A button is thus obtained whose decorative part can be changed at will to match it, for example, to the piece of clothing on which the button is sewn. The bezel can be made of metal, wood, synthetic resin or any other suitable material. Its opening can be of any shape, as well. the decorative element 13. In the first button represented in FIG. 2, parts 10 and 12 are similar to those of the First Example. The decorative element is constituted by a piece of fabric or fur 13 sewn onto a convex metal support 14 and clamped between the first edge 12' of the bezel 12 and the upper surface of the pike lower than the core 10 , sewn ä. the pike of clothing.

fig. 3 represents a brooch consisting, like the previous buttons, of a lower part or core 10 threaded externally, of a bezel 12 screwed onto the first core and of a decorative element 13 represented in the form of a cut stone maintained by the rim 12 'of the bezel in a groove 10' ma- naged in the upper surface of the core 10. The latter is fixed to the pike of clothing ä. using a safety pin 15.

fig. 4 represents a cufflink constructed analogously to the button of FIG. 1 and also comprising a noy a.u 10 externally threaded nur which is screwed a bezel 12 serving to maintain the decorative 1'6lement 13 which leaves a.pparaitre dann its opening. The rod 16 of the fixing device is fixed to the core 10.

The button -of Ja fig. 5 does not differ from that of Ja, fig. 1 that the bezel 12 intended to hold the decorative element 13 is fixed to the core 10 by small screws 17 engaged through the corresponding threaded holes of the core, and of the bezel, from the surface lower core.

The button in fig. 6 comprises a metallic core 10 in the form of a ealatte containing a piece of e.upport 18 for the decorative element 13. The bezel 12 is nested on the first core 1.0 and fixed by small ones. side screws 17. This device for fixing 1a bezel, as eelui represents nur 1a fig. 5, are particularly intended for objects whose core is not round or, for some other reason, cannot be externally threaded. In the 1st end button. 7 and 8, la. bezel 12 is fixed to noya.u 10 by vias 17 pre- uant in flanges 18 of the bezel flap tuen against the first bottom of the core. To introduce the core into the bezel, via the lower side of the latter, openings 19 have been made in the core of a shape and of dimensions corresponding to those of the flanges 18.

The button represents .in fig. 9 shows yet another device for fixing bezel 12 to core 10; it is an ä device. bayonet comprising a tenon 20 Door by the first core andRTI ID="0002.0275" WI="15" HE="4"LX="1550" LY="619"> cooperating with a slot 21. of the bezel.

It goes without saying that other devices for removable fixing of the bezel can be provided and that the shape of the core, that of the bezel, and that of the decorative element, as well as the camposition of these different piken can vary . The device for attaching the core to the pike of clothing or furniture can also vary; oe core can be sewn, pin, staple, volle, etc. depending on the nature of the object and its use.

Claims (1)

CLAIM: Object of small dimensions such as jewellery, button, badge, etc., intended to be fixed. a Part of clothing or furnishings, characterized in that it comprises a Lower Part: intended for said attachment, bearing a decorative element placed on this Lower Part and held in place by a fixed bezel of removable way ä, the said lower part and revealing the decorative element through its opening. SUB-CLAIMS: 1. Object according to claim, characterized in that 1a. Bezel is screwed on the lower part, threaded externally. ?. Object according to claim, characterized in that the bezel is fixed to the lower part by screws. 3. Object following the. claim, characterized in and- that 1a. bezel is fixed to the lower part by a bayonet device.