Teapot - Metal

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Description from the seller

A highly decorative vintage Soviet electric samovar, manufactured in Tula in 1991, offered together with traditional baranki for tea serving as a special bonus.

The samovar has a classic traditional form with a polished metal body, ornate side handles, an original tap and a decorative chimney-style top. It is a very attractive example of late Soviet household design and the long-established samovar-making tradition associated with Tula.

One of the most distinctive details is the original embossed “ТУЛА” factory mark on the front of the body.

The underside retains the original Soviet factory and technical markings, including:

* 1991
* 220 V
* 1 kW
* Original factory / technical markings

Capacity: approximately 3 litres.

The samovar is in working condition and has been tested.
The power cord is included.

The samovar is in very good vintage condition, with normal signs of age and previous use. The polished metal surface remains bright and visually attractive. Please refer to the photographs for the exact condition and details.

As a special addition to the lot, the buyer will also receive traditional baranki for tea serving, which perfectly complement the samovar and create an authentic traditional tea-table presentation.

Details

* Origin: USSR
* Tula
* Year: 1991
* Type: Electric samovar
* Capacity: Approx. 3 L
* Voltage: 220 V
* Power: 1 kW
* Original embossed “ТУЛА” mark
* Original Soviet factory markings
* Working and tested
* Power cord included
* Very good vintage condition
* Traditional baranki for tea serving included as a bonus

A distinctive and highly decorative collectible piece, suitable for a collection, traditional interior, restaurant, café or display.

Please examine all photographs carefully, as they form an important part of the description.

A highly decorative vintage Soviet electric samovar, manufactured in Tula in 1991, offered together with traditional baranki for tea serving as a special bonus.

The samovar has a classic traditional form with a polished metal body, ornate side handles, an original tap and a decorative chimney-style top. It is a very attractive example of late Soviet household design and the long-established samovar-making tradition associated with Tula.

One of the most distinctive details is the original embossed “ТУЛА” factory mark on the front of the body.

The underside retains the original Soviet factory and technical markings, including:

* 1991
* 220 V
* 1 kW
* Original factory / technical markings

Capacity: approximately 3 litres.

The samovar is in working condition and has been tested.
The power cord is included.

The samovar is in very good vintage condition, with normal signs of age and previous use. The polished metal surface remains bright and visually attractive. Please refer to the photographs for the exact condition and details.

As a special addition to the lot, the buyer will also receive traditional baranki for tea serving, which perfectly complement the samovar and create an authentic traditional tea-table presentation.

Details

* Origin: USSR
* Tula
* Year: 1991
* Type: Electric samovar
* Capacity: Approx. 3 L
* Voltage: 220 V
* Power: 1 kW
* Original embossed “ТУЛА” mark
* Original Soviet factory markings
* Working and tested
* Power cord included
* Very good vintage condition
* Traditional baranki for tea serving included as a bonus

A distinctive and highly decorative collectible piece, suitable for a collection, traditional interior, restaurant, café or display.

Please examine all photographs carefully, as they form an important part of the description.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Specific region of origin
USSR
Number of objects
1
Material
Metal
Country of origin
Russia
Style
Vintage
Colour
Silver
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
36 cm
Width
26 cm
Diameter
18 cm
Estimated period
1991
LithuaniaVerified
40
Objects sold
100%
Private

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