An exceptional and stately Imperial-style silver samovar (hot water urn / bouillote), masterfully crafted in Europe during the 20th century. Fashioned from high-purity .950 solid silver (surpassing standard sterling), this monumental vessel stands at an impressive height of 34 cm with a generous 1-liter capacity. Featuring a substantial net silver weight of 880 grams, this grand piece rests upon a finely detailed tripod stand complete with an integrated burner housing and classic neoclassical motifs. Key Specifications: Origin: France. Style: Imperial / Neoclassical. Material: Solid .950 Sterling Silver. Dimensions & Capacity: Height: 34 cm | Capacity: 1 Liter. Net Silver Weight: 880 grams. Hallmarks & Authentication: Purity Mark: Authenticated with the "950" standard hallmark indicating high-purity silver. Maker's Mark: Clear goldsmith and assay stamps visible on the base. Report: This samovar is in very good antique condition. It is a well-maintained, pre-owned item exhibiting a brilliant silver luster, strong structural integrity, and fully intact components. "Regarding this monumental Imperial-style .950 silver samovar (34 cm, 880g), your formula based on the net silver weight provides a baseline of €2,310.00. Given its massive scale, high .950 purity, 1-liter capacity, and complete tripod/burner architecture, its market value as a high-end decorative antique significantly exceeds its raw weight. To support your sell-through targets, I am prepared to set a reserve at €3,500, provided we apply the agreed 7.5% promotional commission rate for lots over €500 to make this commercial listing viable."