Tea service (4) - Brass
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Description from the seller
Antique Ensemble of Copper & Brass Objects - Ottoman/Russian Style - Samovar, Mangal & Accessories - circa 1900
A very decorative and authentic collection of four antique copper and brass objects, dating from the late 19th to early 20th century.
The set consists of:
A Traditional Samovar: Red-copper kettle with a brass spout, equipped with an elegant cloverleaf key. Suitable for charcoal burning (internal chimney present). Equipped with wooden handles.
A Large Mangal (Charcoal Burner): A beautifully wrought object with serrated edges and a perforated lid. Resting on a wide tray base, with finely cast handles.
A Unique Petroleum Tea Warmer: A combination of an oil lamp mechanism with an upper reservoir teapot to keep drinks warm.
A Hand-engraved Vase/Hookah Base: Featuring refined floral motifs in repoussé technique.
Details & Condition:
Material: Red copper (copper), yellow copper (brass), wood.
Period: Circa 1880 - 1910.
Condition: In original, unpolished state with a beautiful patina. Signs of use appropriate to age, including some dents and oxidation spots.
Note: The spout of the small teapot (part 3) shows an old crack/damage. The set is sold as a decorative ensemble; the technical operation of the burners has not been tested.
This lot is particularly suited for lovers of Orientalism and antique copperware. The objects together form an impressive still life.
Shipped from Germany.
Antique Ensemble of Copper & Brass Objects - Ottoman/Russian Style - Samovar, Mangal & Accessories - circa 1900
A very decorative and authentic collection of four antique copper and brass objects, dating from the late 19th to early 20th century.
The set consists of:
A Traditional Samovar: Red-copper kettle with a brass spout, equipped with an elegant cloverleaf key. Suitable for charcoal burning (internal chimney present). Equipped with wooden handles.
A Large Mangal (Charcoal Burner): A beautifully wrought object with serrated edges and a perforated lid. Resting on a wide tray base, with finely cast handles.
A Unique Petroleum Tea Warmer: A combination of an oil lamp mechanism with an upper reservoir teapot to keep drinks warm.
A Hand-engraved Vase/Hookah Base: Featuring refined floral motifs in repoussé technique.
Details & Condition:
Material: Red copper (copper), yellow copper (brass), wood.
Period: Circa 1880 - 1910.
Condition: In original, unpolished state with a beautiful patina. Signs of use appropriate to age, including some dents and oxidation spots.
Note: The spout of the small teapot (part 3) shows an old crack/damage. The set is sold as a decorative ensemble; the technical operation of the burners has not been tested.
This lot is particularly suited for lovers of Orientalism and antique copperware. The objects together form an impressive still life.
Shipped from Germany.
Details
Era
1400-1900
Weight
4 g
Number of objects
4
Country of origin
Russia
Material
Brass
Colour
Bronze
Condition
Fair condition - heavily used & with possibly minor parts missing
Height
1 m
Width
1 m
Depth
1 m
Estimated period
1850-1900
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