Samovar (2) - Brass

A samovar with a teapot made from genuine antique copper and brass.
This is a traditionally used antique samovar with age-related dents. The interior shows lime scale deposits. (Note: the larger portions of lime scale have already been cleaned; small samovar made of copper and brass.)
After thorough cleaning it may be usable. But restoration work is required, or soldering a couple of joints.
It bears a company logo BAIAT, which may indicate 'Teeboy'. (My opinion is that it is from the old Russian workshop/factory of Batashev.)
The exact age is not known. Please note the photos, as they are part of the description. The samovar will be well-packaged for shipment, depending on the shipping location.
Object of traditional appeal, belonging to the category of coal-fired samovars that were widespread from the late 19th to the early 20th century, possibly from Eastern Europe.
Shows a patina that matches age and normal signs of use. Not tested for use, offered as a decorative object or collectible.