Teapot - Metal, Chrome
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Description from the seller
A highly decorative vintage Soviet electric samovar, dating from the late Soviet period, circa 1983–1991, offered together with traditional baranki for tea serving as a special bonus.
The dating is based on the original GOST 7400-81 marking preserved on the underside. This Soviet standard for domestic electric kettles and electric samovars came into force on 1 January 1983, making the samovar a characteristic example of late Soviet household production.
The samovar has a distinctive rounded spherical body, polished metal finish, decorative side handles, traditional tap and chimney-style upper section. Its unusual shape gives it a particularly attractive and recognisable appearance.
The underside retains clear original Soviet factory and technical markings, including:
* GOST 7400-81
* 220 V
* 1.0 kW
* 3 L
* Original Soviet factory logo
* Original retail price marking: 40 rubles
The original price marking is an especially interesting surviving period detail.
The samovar has a capacity of approximately 3 litres.
It is in working condition and has been tested.
The power cord is included.
The samovar remains in very good vintage condition, with normal traces of age and previous use. The polished metal body retains an attractive shine. Minor scratches, marks and signs of use are visible and are consistent with its age.
As a special addition to the lot, the buyer will also receive traditional baranki for tea serving, which complement the samovar and create an atmospheric traditional tea-table presentation.
Details:
* Origin: USSR
* Period: Late Soviet period, circa 1983–1991
* Type: Electric samovar
* Capacity: Approx. 3 L
* Voltage: 220 V
* Power: 1.0 kW
* Standard: GOST 7400-81
* Original Soviet factory markings
* Original factory logo
* Original 40 rubles retail price marking
* Rounded / spherical body
* 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 example of late Soviet household design, 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, dating from the late Soviet period, circa 1983–1991, offered together with traditional baranki for tea serving as a special bonus.
The dating is based on the original GOST 7400-81 marking preserved on the underside. This Soviet standard for domestic electric kettles and electric samovars came into force on 1 January 1983, making the samovar a characteristic example of late Soviet household production.
The samovar has a distinctive rounded spherical body, polished metal finish, decorative side handles, traditional tap and chimney-style upper section. Its unusual shape gives it a particularly attractive and recognisable appearance.
The underside retains clear original Soviet factory and technical markings, including:
* GOST 7400-81
* 220 V
* 1.0 kW
* 3 L
* Original Soviet factory logo
* Original retail price marking: 40 rubles
The original price marking is an especially interesting surviving period detail.
The samovar has a capacity of approximately 3 litres.
It is in working condition and has been tested.
The power cord is included.
The samovar remains in very good vintage condition, with normal traces of age and previous use. The polished metal body retains an attractive shine. Minor scratches, marks and signs of use are visible and are consistent with its age.
As a special addition to the lot, the buyer will also receive traditional baranki for tea serving, which complement the samovar and create an atmospheric traditional tea-table presentation.
Details:
* Origin: USSR
* Period: Late Soviet period, circa 1983–1991
* Type: Electric samovar
* Capacity: Approx. 3 L
* Voltage: 220 V
* Power: 1.0 kW
* Standard: GOST 7400-81
* Original Soviet factory markings
* Original factory logo
* Original 40 rubles retail price marking
* Rounded / spherical body
* 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 example of late Soviet household design, 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
Number of objects
1
Material
Chrome, Metal
Country of origin
Russia
Style
Vintage
Colour
Silver
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
33 cm
Width
29 cm
Diameter
21 cm
Estimated period
1980-1990
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