Euphemia H. Paterson, GB189410069A
A Device for Warming Plates.
Image credit: Paterson, E.H. (1894)
On April 6, 1895, Euphemia H. Paterson of Norwood House, Edinburgh, was awarded a patent for a novel device for warming plates at dining-rooms and open fires. Her invention used a rotating spindle fitted with stacked discs that could securely support multiple plates while allowing the structure to turn for improved heat distribution.
Date of Application: 24 May 1894
Date of Issuance: 6 April 1895
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