For more than 250 years, the samovar has occupied an honoured place in Russian homes as the centrepiece of the table, around which life revolved. Most russian samovars were produced in Tula, the Russian samovar capital.
SAMOVAR - RUSSIAN SAMOVARS
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Beautiful amphora shaped brass samovar with a gorgeous detailed multi; Quite rare barrel shaped brass samovar; Pear shaped brass samovar of tall proportions on square self; all they in samovar - russian samovars - we hope they are interesting for you.
| Beautiful amphora shaped brass samovar with a gorgeous detailed multi Beautiful amphora shaped brass samovar with a gorgeous detailed multi-panel and flute body. Circular base with stylised sculpted feet. Detailed scroll handles and folkloric spigot key. Completed with chimney cap. Shemarin Factory, city of Tula, end of XIX century. H. 44cm, W. 33cm. Capacity 4.5 litres. (Samovar - Russian samovars, category: samovars) | |
| Quite rare barrel shaped brass samovar Quite rare barrel shaped brass samovar. Square self-footed base. Unusual multi-panelled body. Beautifully shaped, carved scroll handles and spigot key. Completed with chimney cap. First Factory of Collective Works, details unknown, city of Tula, end of XIX century. H.46cm, W. 33cm. Capacity 3 litres. (Samovar - Russian samovars, category: samovars) | |
| Pear shaped brass samovar of tall proportions on square self Pear shaped brass samovar of tall proportions on square self-footed base. Scroll detailed handles and finely pierced spigot key. Completed with chimney cap. Batashov Factory, city of Tula, late XIX century. H.48cm, W.41cm. Capacity 5 litres. (Samovar - Russian samovars, category: samovars) | |
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