T.K - Samovar - Brass
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Antique Russian brass samovar by T.K., dating to the late 19th century (c. 1850–1900), with wooden handles, 50 cm high and 21 cm wide, weighing 4.7 kg, designed for charcoal or wood heating, in good, unrestored condition with patina and in working order.
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Antique Russian Charcoal Samovar in Brass – Russian Empire (c. 1890–1910)
Object Details
Object: Samovar (Charcoal / Wood-fired)
Material: Brass, Wood
Origin: Russian Empire (provenance purchased in Saint Petersburg / Leningrad)
Estimated Period: Late 19th / Early 20th Century (c. 1890–1910)
Condition: Good condition with authentic signs of age and use
Height: 50 cm
Weight: 4.7 kg
Maker's Mark / Stamp: Stamped mark on the base (* T.K. *)
Description
A fine and substantial antique Russian samovar made of solid brass, designed for traditional charcoal or wood heating.
Key Features:
Authentic Maker’s Mark: The four-footed base features a clear maker's stamp reading (* T.K. *), verifying its production in an established workshop/manufactory during the Russian Empire era.
Classic Design: Traditional cylindrical body ("Bank" shape) with an ornate fretwork key design on the tap.
Original Handles: Side carrying handles with wood grips, as well as wooden knobs on the lid and steam vent.
Provenance: Purchased in 1950 in historical Saint Petersburg (then Leningrad) and held in family possession since.
Condition:
The samovar is in very good, unrestored original condition. It displays a beautiful age-related patina with warm copper tones showing through in areas (natural brass dezincification patina). The interior heating chimney shows historical heat and limescale marks from traditional use. The underside of the lid retains its original tin lining. No major dents or cracks.
An excellent collector's item for enthusiasts of Russian antiques, tea history, or as a striking decorative display piece.
Antique Russian Charcoal Samovar in Brass – Russian Empire (c. 1890–1910)
Object Details
Object: Samovar (Charcoal / Wood-fired)
Material: Brass, Wood
Origin: Russian Empire (provenance purchased in Saint Petersburg / Leningrad)
Estimated Period: Late 19th / Early 20th Century (c. 1890–1910)
Condition: Good condition with authentic signs of age and use
Height: 50 cm
Weight: 4.7 kg
Maker's Mark / Stamp: Stamped mark on the base (* T.K. *)
Description
A fine and substantial antique Russian samovar made of solid brass, designed for traditional charcoal or wood heating.
Key Features:
Authentic Maker’s Mark: The four-footed base features a clear maker's stamp reading (* T.K. *), verifying its production in an established workshop/manufactory during the Russian Empire era.
Classic Design: Traditional cylindrical body ("Bank" shape) with an ornate fretwork key design on the tap.
Original Handles: Side carrying handles with wood grips, as well as wooden knobs on the lid and steam vent.
Provenance: Purchased in 1950 in historical Saint Petersburg (then Leningrad) and held in family possession since.
Condition:
The samovar is in very good, unrestored original condition. It displays a beautiful age-related patina with warm copper tones showing through in areas (natural brass dezincification patina). The interior heating chimney shows historical heat and limescale marks from traditional use. The underside of the lid retains its original tin lining. No major dents or cracks.
An excellent collector's item for enthusiasts of Russian antiques, tea history, or as a striking decorative display piece.
Details
Era
1400-1900
Weight
4.7 kg
Number of objects
1
Country of Origin
Russia
Manufacturer/ Brand
T.K
Material
Brass
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
Height
50 cm
Width
21 cm
Depth
21 cm
In Working Order
Yes
Estimated period
1850-1900
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