Samovar - Brass
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Early 20th‑century Russian samovar in metal brass, with Art Deco style, dating to 1900–1910; it stands 45 cm high, 25 cm wide, weighs 5 kg, and is in working order.
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I am selling this authentic antique Russian samovar, wood/charcoal-powered, an elegant decorative and collectible object. A historical brass-nickel plated/silvered metal piece, made at the beginning of the Soviet era (NEP period, around 1920–1924). This traditional utensil, once used to brew tea, is a genuine testament to early 20th-century Russian craftsmanship.
- Item type: Samovar
- Manufacturer: Tulpatronzavod Toula?
- Era: Circa 1920 (Early 20th century
Toula (famous city of Russian samovar masters). These are the old imperial Batashev factories nationalized after the revolution.
- Style: Art Deco
- Origin: Russia
- Material: Silvered metal (silver or nickel silver)
- Markings: Presence of the official era crest with a complete central shield and Russian technical control stamps engraved on the lid.
- Details and condition: Complete pieces with its interior chimney for the embers, its original dark turned wood handles and knobs.
No major dents.
Dimensions: height 45 cm
Capacity: 5 liters
Weight: 5 kilograms
Ideal for a collector of Slavic art, Russian antiques, or decor with character (high-end vintage/brocante style)
I am selling this authentic antique Russian samovar, wood/charcoal-powered, an elegant decorative and collectible object. A historical brass-nickel plated/silvered metal piece, made at the beginning of the Soviet era (NEP period, around 1920–1924). This traditional utensil, once used to brew tea, is a genuine testament to early 20th-century Russian craftsmanship.
- Item type: Samovar
- Manufacturer: Tulpatronzavod Toula?
- Era: Circa 1920 (Early 20th century
Toula (famous city of Russian samovar masters). These are the old imperial Batashev factories nationalized after the revolution.
- Style: Art Deco
- Origin: Russia
- Material: Silvered metal (silver or nickel silver)
- Markings: Presence of the official era crest with a complete central shield and Russian technical control stamps engraved on the lid.
- Details and condition: Complete pieces with its interior chimney for the embers, its original dark turned wood handles and knobs.
No major dents.
Dimensions: height 45 cm
Capacity: 5 liters
Weight: 5 kilograms
Ideal for a collector of Slavic art, Russian antiques, or decor with character (high-end vintage/brocante style)
Details
Era
1900-2000
Weight
5 kg
Metal type
Brass
Number of objects
1
Country of Origin
Russia
Material
Metal
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
Height
45 cm
Width
25 cm
Depth
45 cm
In Working Order
Yes
Estimated period
1900-1910
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