Samovar - Silverplated - Marchiato Reed & Barton
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Description from the seller
It is an antique samovar made of silver-colored metal.
It is a traditional water boiler, originating from Russia and also used in other countries such as Iran and Turkey.
The name 'Samovar' literally means 'boil by itself' in Russian.
It features elaborate decorations, such as the floral motif engraving and the grape cluster ornamentation visible in the image.
Item Details
Material: The object is made of silver-colored metal, not solid silver.
Era: The aesthetic, characterized by intricate engravings of vines and grapes, is typical of the Victorian style or the Arts & Crafts/Aesthetic Movement.
Features: Originally, these Samovars were used to keep water hot for tea. Vintage water boiler branded Reed & Barton (an important American silverware manufacturer). Dating back to 1952, the object is adorned with large, deep clusters of grapes with veined leaves, including the top knop. Eye-catching and highly decorative, it is perfect as a focal point in a dining room, kitchen, or on a silver serving tray. Elegant design for which Reed & Barton is renowned. Measures 43 cm in height by 26 cm in depth.
It is an antique samovar made of silver-colored metal.
It is a traditional water boiler, originating from Russia and also used in other countries such as Iran and Turkey.
The name 'Samovar' literally means 'boil by itself' in Russian.
It features elaborate decorations, such as the floral motif engraving and the grape cluster ornamentation visible in the image.
Item Details
Material: The object is made of silver-colored metal, not solid silver.
Era: The aesthetic, characterized by intricate engravings of vines and grapes, is typical of the Victorian style or the Arts & Crafts/Aesthetic Movement.
Features: Originally, these Samovars were used to keep water hot for tea. Vintage water boiler branded Reed & Barton (an important American silverware manufacturer). Dating back to 1952, the object is adorned with large, deep clusters of grapes with veined leaves, including the top knop. Eye-catching and highly decorative, it is perfect as a focal point in a dining room, kitchen, or on a silver serving tray. Elegant design for which Reed & Barton is renowned. Measures 43 cm in height by 26 cm in depth.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Title additional information
Marchiato Reed & Barton
No. of items
1
Country of Origin
United States
Material
Silverplated
Colour
Silver
Style
Vintage
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
Height
43 cm
Width
26 cm
Depth
26 cm
In Working Order
No
Estimated Period
1950-1960
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