Combination furniture comprising a rocking-chair, a children{3 s chair and a car for playing purposes

Claim 2

A combination furniture comprising a rocking-chair, a children''s chair and a car for amusing purposes and including two side members each having an arcuated portion defining a rocker surface, said side members being mutually connected by means of transverse members at least some of which define seats and backrests respectively for the various applications of the furniture, and transverse elements which constitute seats and back-rests respectively consisting of a first board which, when the furniture is in a position in which it is used as an amusement car and having said rocker surface facing upwardly, extends substantially perpendicular to the accomodation plan of the car and at a distance from one end of said side members which exceeds its distance from the opposite end thereof and a second and a third board both of which extend substantially perpendicular to said first board and both extend from said first board intermediate its end but in substantially opposite directions, a belt being secured to the middle portion of a first one of said transverse elements which; still when the furniture is used as an amusement car, is located below said third board, said belt then passing the lower free end of said first board, following one side of said first board upwardly to reach the upper surface of said second board then passing along said upper surface of said second board and then via the free end of said second board passing downardly and through a guiding means in a second one of said tranverse elements located substantially vertically below the free end of said second board in order to thereafter run in essentially the opposite direction towards the free end of a third one of said transverse elements which is located substantially vertically above the free end of said second board and said belt being connected to the last mentioned transverse element.

Claim 3

A combination furniture comprising a rocking-chair, a children''s chair and a car for amusing purposes and including two side members each having an arcuated portion defining a rocker surface, said side members being mutually connected by means of transverse members at least some of which define seats and back-rests respectively for the various applications of the furniture, and transverse elements which constitute seats and back-rests respectively consisting of a first board which, when the furniture is in a position in which it is used as an amusement car and having said rocker surface facing upwardly, extends substantially perpendicular to the accomodation plan of the car and at a distance from one end of said side members which exceeds its distance from the opposite end thereof and a second and a third board both of which extend substantially perpendicular to said first board and both extend from said first board intermediate its end but in substantially opposite directions, a belt being secured to the middle portion of a first one of said transverse elements which; still when the furniture is used as an amusement car, is located below said third board, said belt then passing the lower free end of said first board, following one side of said first board upwardly to reach the upper surface of said second board then passing along said upper surface of said second board and then via the free end of said second board passing downardly and through a guiding means in a second one of said tranverse elements located substantially vertically below the free end of said second board in order to thereafter run in essentially the opposite direction towards the free end of a third one of said transverse elements which is located substantially vertically above the free end of said second board and said belt being connected to the last mentioned transverse element.

Claim 4

A combination furniture comprising a rocking-chair, a children''s chair and a car for amusing purposes and including two side members each having an arcuated portion defining a rocker surface, said side members being mutually connected by means of transverse members at least some of which define seats and back-rests respectively for the various applications of the furniture, and transverse elements which constitute seats and back-rests respectively consisting of a first board which, when the furniture is in a position in which it is used as an amusement car and having said rocker surface facing upwardly, extends substantially perpendicular to the accomodation plan of the car and at a distance from one end of said side members which exceeds its distance from the opposite end thereof and a second and a third board both of which extend substantially perpendicular to said first board and both extend from said first board intermediate its end but in substantially opposite directions, a belt being secured to the middle portion of a first one of said transverse elements which; still when the furniture is used as an amusement car, is located below said third board, said belt then passing the lower free end of said first board, following one side of said first board upwardly to reach the upper surface of said second board then passing along said upper surface of said second board and then via the free end of said second board passing downardly and through a guiding means in a second one of said tranverse elements located substantially vertically below the free end of said second board in order to thereafter run in essentially the opposite direction towards the free end of a third one of said transverse elements which is located substantially vertically above the free end of said second board and said belt being connected to the last mentioned transverse element.

Claim 5

A combination furniture as claims in claim 1 wherein one of the transverse elements is in the shape of a shaft, a pair of rollers on said shaft and a similar shaft is provided at the opposite end of the furniture and further said belt is in the shape of a loop is laid around said first transverse element to act as a brake means when said first transverse element is brought into rotation.

Claim 6

A combination furniture as claimed in claim 1 wherein said seats and said back rests are provided with upholsteries from foam plastic, foam rubbery or the like which is applied around said boards and are kept in position by means of bags preferably made from fabric material, the closure of the upholstery from said second board and for said third board exposing their closed ends towards the upholstery of said first board thereby hiding said closures.