Samovar - Silverplated - WMF Samovar
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Selected by Florentin Brunz Gaborieau
Holds a master’s in Art History, specialising in Second French Empire and Dutch Golden Age.
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Description from the seller
WMF Samovar / Tea Urn – Germany, ca. 1895–1910
Elegant antique samovar by the renowned German manufacturer WMF (Württembergische Metallwarenfabrik), produced around the turn of the 20th century, during the transition from Historicism to Jugendstil (Art Nouveau).
The piece is made of silver-plated metal and displays a refined and well-balanced design. Decorative elements include shell motifs, slender tripod legs ending in paw feet, a functional spigot, and a domed lid with a finely shaped finial. The overall craftsmanship and quality are characteristic of WMF’s high production standards.
The samovar includes its original alcohol burner, which requires restoration, as the handle is missing. This has been taken into account and is reflected in the condition description.
Details:
Manufacturer: WMF – Germany
Period: ca. 1895–1910
Material: Silver-plated metal
Style: Historicism / Jugendstil (Art Nouveau)
Function: Samovar / hot water tea urn
Original burner included (handle missing)
Condition:
Overall good antique condition, with wear and patina consistent with age and use. The silver plating shows natural aging. No major visible structural repairs observed. The burner is incomplete and will benefit from restoration.
A highly decorative and collectible object, ideal for collectors of Art Nouveau, WMF metalware, or European decorative arts, as well as a striking statement piece for a classic interior.
Height: 43cm
Dimension: 18cm
Weight: 2500g
Good condition
Sent via UPS with tracking number
Seller's Story
We are 75 years in the Antiques Market and the passion is the same of the first day.
We are passionate on our business.
And the clients are our biggest TREASURE in all this time.
WMF Samovar / Tea Urn – Germany, ca. 1895–1910
Elegant antique samovar by the renowned German manufacturer WMF (Württembergische Metallwarenfabrik), produced around the turn of the 20th century, during the transition from Historicism to Jugendstil (Art Nouveau).
The piece is made of silver-plated metal and displays a refined and well-balanced design. Decorative elements include shell motifs, slender tripod legs ending in paw feet, a functional spigot, and a domed lid with a finely shaped finial. The overall craftsmanship and quality are characteristic of WMF’s high production standards.
The samovar includes its original alcohol burner, which requires restoration, as the handle is missing. This has been taken into account and is reflected in the condition description.
Details:
Manufacturer: WMF – Germany
Period: ca. 1895–1910
Material: Silver-plated metal
Style: Historicism / Jugendstil (Art Nouveau)
Function: Samovar / hot water tea urn
Original burner included (handle missing)
Condition:
Overall good antique condition, with wear and patina consistent with age and use. The silver plating shows natural aging. No major visible structural repairs observed. The burner is incomplete and will benefit from restoration.
A highly decorative and collectible object, ideal for collectors of Art Nouveau, WMF metalware, or European decorative arts, as well as a striking statement piece for a classic interior.
Height: 43cm
Dimension: 18cm
Weight: 2500g
Good condition
Sent via UPS with tracking number
Seller's Story
We are 75 years in the Antiques Market and the passion is the same of the first day.
We are passionate on our business.
And the clients are our biggest TREASURE in all this time.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Weight
2500 g
Title additional information
WMF Samovar
Country of Origin
Germany
Material
Silverplated
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
Height
43 cm
Width
18 cm
Depth
18 cm
In Working Order
No
Estimated Period
1910-1920
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