Samovar - Brass - Great Russian Samovar

Gran Russian Carbon Samovar of Coal - Tula, S. XX (50 cm)
Magnificent and rare solid-fuel Russian samovar (coal or wood) of large format, made in the historic city of Tula, worldwide hub of mastery in samovars. This piece is an exceptional example of Russian industrial production in the first half of the 20th century.
The body bears the authenticity seal of the state association "Metallosamovar" (МЕТАЛЛОСАМОВАР), engraved in the metal together with service medals that certify its technical quality and prestige.
Its large size (50 cm) makes it an imposing presence, ideal for both specialized collections and high-end interior decoration.
Technical Details and Components:
Manufacturer: Metallosamovar, Tula (USSR).
Material: Solid brass with original patina.
Dimensions: Height: 50 cm | Width (handle to handle): approx. 70 cm with handles
Handles: Original turned wooden grips, preserved in excellent condition and firmly attached.
Functionality: Coal model with interior combustion chimney and original spigot with ornate key.
Condition Report:
The piece is in very good condition for its age. It shows a noble natural patina that has not been altered by aggressive cleaning. As is customary with brass objects from this period, it displays some small superficial dents on the main body (see close-up photos) which attest to its historical use and authentic character. Structurally solid, with no visible leaks or modern repairs. It is unknown whether it functions.