Samovar - Nickel plated brass

An antique and authentic traditional Russian samovar, bearing the famous stamped hallmark from the city of Tula, the historic capital of samovar production in Russia. The engraved logo with the Cyrillic inscription "ТУЛА" (Tula) and laurel branches guarantees its prestigious origin. Unlike more modern electric variants, this historical piece operates on the original flame or fuel heating principle through its central chimney, giving it true period charm. A timeless symbol of Slavic culture and hospitality, it features a classic urn-shaped body flanked by molded side handles with black heat insulators and a beautifully chiselled spigot. Let’s just say that with its majestic presence, it will instantly turn your teatime into a scene straight out of a Tolstoy novel, even if you are just brewing simple supermarket tea bags. Please note that the item is sold as-is since I have not tested it with actual fuel, though the mechanical parts such as the tap move freely. The structure is completely solid and the metal retains a wonderful, bright patina, showing only light signs of wear consistent with its age and history. Regarding the technical specifications, this heavy samovar weighs a sturdy 5 kg, stands 48 centimeters tall, measures approximately 33 centimeters in width including the handles, and has a central diameter of 23 centimeters. Please review the photos carefully to appreciate the clear Tula hallmark and the quality of the craftsmanship. A perfect collectible for enthusiasts of Russian folk art or to add a historical touch to your decor. Shipping will be handled with extreme care and heavy-duty padding to ensure a perfectly safe journey to its new home.